God Will Make This Happen
Even when you stumble or feel inadequate, God has already determined to bring His work in you to completion. The focus is not on how but on who—God’s faithfulness ensures.
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Life
More Than a Brick
The post explores how to live for Jesus in today’s fractured world, emphasizing faith over worldly distractions, possessions, or traditions.
Sheep and Cockleburs
This blog post reflects on the care required for sheep and compares it to spiritual nourishment for believers. It emphasizes that, just as sheep naturally produce wool, a Christian’s acts of love should be his or her spiritual “fleece.” The post warns about worldly distractions, which hinder spiritual growth and fruitfulness.
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Healing Hurt
The author’s high school experience showcases the impact of embarrassment on self-esteem and emotional health. After an incident with a popular girl, he reflects on managing hurt through faith in God, emphasizing the importance of community and seeking counsel. He encourages letting go of past embarrassments to find joy and healing in Jesus.
The Abstract Christ
The most important question I can ask a Christian is this: “Is Jesus alive in you, or does Christ feel abstract, a general idea rather than an actual person?” You may say that you believe Jesus exists, but that’s not
A Steady Ladder
Jesus said, “I have told you all this so that you may have peace in me. Here on earth you will have many trials and sorrows. But take heart, because I have overcome the world.” (John 16:33) I, for one,
Things That You Can’t Have Too Much Of
Family Feud was a game show where families guessed common answers to questions. It featured unusual responses. The segment highlights biblical teachings, emphasizing that God provides endless grace, peace, and love. Living by faith allows believers to align with God’s will, overcoming life’s challenges, as illustrated in various scripture passages.
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A Danger Slips In
The author reflects on attending his wife’s 50th high school reunion, highlighting the friendly attendees. He contemplates the nature of reunions, emphasizing shared memories but warning against their potential to reignite past desires that conflict with Christian life. Staying mindful of one’s spiritual identity is crucial during such nostalgic gatherings.
Don’t Tell Me Who To Hate
The content emphasizes that Christian relationships must be rooted in love, as Jesus teaches that love distinguishes His followers. While sinners may exhibit behaviors deserving of disdain, hatred towards individuals contradicts God’s command. Believers are urged to embody love and not use religion to justify hate against others, reflecting Jesus’ teachings.
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Did God Know Adam Would Sin?
I’ve heard people ask if God knew that Adam would sin, ushering in pain, sorrow, and death. There are many Bible verses that make it plain that God planned salvation before He created anything (1 Peter 1:17-21). However, there is
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