Giving credit where credit’s due… I was listening to a teaching by Shelia Walsh which triggered this post. Perhaps the experience of the past 2 years has also influenced. Let’s face it – we kept hearing that we should ‘isolate’ or ‘stay at home’ or ‘quarantine’, etc. which only separated us even more. This has […]
It’s been said (by some in the church world) that we should live with eternity in mind. What does this mean? How do we do this? And what about the saying that the person was too heavenly minded to be of any earthly good. What does That mean? Are these 2 opposing views, and, if
Good news for Christians! When the Word says ‘we’, this means it includes ME! This is also true of when the word ‘you’ is used. Can you wrap your head around all that this means? This is fantastic… but it also comes with our, as in Our, responsibilities – not just benefits! It comes with
I think there is little doubt, question that we are living in difficult times. The level of intolerance and violent reaction seems to only increase. For the Christian, we are battered with temptations, seductions, trials, tribulations, fears(?)… Are we in the last days? I would say ‘yes’ but I have only my understandings of the
“Bring all the tithes (the tenth) into the storehouse, so that there may be food in My house, and test Me now in this,; says the Lord of hosts, ‘if I will not open for you the windows of heaven and pour out for you [so great] a blessing until there is no more room
In my world of words and definitions, these 2 words mean the same thing, the same act… the difference is the audience. Witness: we all know what this is – telling another person about Jesus and who He is in your life. There are always those who seem to do this effortlessly and then others
Do you consider yourself a soldier? Part of a vast army? Do you ‘take orders well’ – do you trust your training? Or do you think you shouldn’t be part of the front lines? One thing the foot soldier needs is trust in those in command and those mates to the right and left. Do
This used to be the mindset of the church, in my opinion. The problem is that this belief/approach seems to have been expanded to also including … and accepting the sin. This approach is really untenable. If the church begins changing how God views sin, then we are replacing Him. No thank you. Sin is
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Are you blessed? How do you know? Are you walking in the blessing of being blessed? How do you define ‘blessed’? If you aren’t living a blessed life… why? If you are… how? I could continue with the questions but what I’m trying to do is to have you consider the word and what it
1 Corinthians 13, the Love chapter, is one of the more known and popular chapters in scripture. Often spoken at weddings, it always gives information and a warm fuzzy feeling. However, though less spoken or taught about, it also tells us what Love isn’t. What love isn’t can also teach us. The first 3 verses
Just write down any questions that you may have and I will get back to you in a jiffy!