PAUL: The Leading Choleric Yesterday, we introduced our last Biblical leader of this month’s “Leaders Are Everywhere” post-series. The leaders of the Bible show us
Read MorePAUL: The Leading Choleric Throughout this month we’ve explored a post-series titled “Leaders Are Everywhere: God can use anyone, from anywhere, to do anything.” This
Read MoreGod can use anyone, from anywhere, to do anything. Perhaps you hear this statement and think to yourself, “Leaders may be everywhere, but I’m not
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Paul’s instruction to Titus is excellent! Specifically, in chapter 3, it feels like Paul is reading directly to us. It’s packed with encouragement and exhortation that makes you want to stand at attention and say, “Yes sir!” It is rich in theology, but also rich in applicable take-home instruction.
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Gender roles are becoming an increasingly touchy subject. In Western culture, the conversation around a man or woman’s role within a marriage, family, work, etc., seems to have been silenced. We’re told that these topics are off-limits because it’s offensive. Taking a deeper look at this shift, has our cultural moment accidentally also prevented or removed intergenerational mentorship as well?
Read MoreStudying Paul’s Letter to Titus. Cretan people get a bad wrap in Titus chapter 1. At least in Paul’s day, Cretans had a reputation of
Read MoreCelebrating Our Adoption – P. 3 Day 3 discussing spiritual adoption. The past few posts have been based on a sermon that I gave titled “Celebrating Our Adoption”
Read MoreCelebrating Our Adoption – Part 2 Yesterday, I started a post series on adoption. More specifically, spiritual adoption. The content of these posts is from a sermon
Read MoreCelebrating Our Adoption – Part 1 I want to share a message with you. This past Sunday, I had the pleasure of preaching on spiritual
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When a business, church, or organization sets out to write a new mission or vision, too often it becomes a never-ending journey “and then…” They collaborate and word-smith a bit more, adding in connecting verbiage. Soon they have such a lengthy mission or vision statement, that it would seem they have written a governing policy for the organization. These statements become far from memorable.
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How do you use your downtime? When we get some downtime, we let our mind wander and quite often reflect on past experiences. As we think back to those experiences, they almost always include past relationships.
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6 key New Testament scriptures prove that forgiveness is central to the Gospel, revealing its vital role in our faith and relationship with God.
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