Perhaps for God is it not a matter of economics—but character.
Read MoreAll human merit shrivels in the presence of the burning self-giving love of God.
Read MoreChristians for centuries have been taught that wealth is a bad thing—it is not—so long as…
Read MoreFollowing Jesus, or living in Open Rebellion—The Standard is the same—The Difference is all in the Consequences
Read MoreDealing with offense and offending—it is tough work.
Read MoreJesus is never quaint with his teaching—there is a seriousness and severity right alongside his simple to comprehend message.
Read MoreWhich arena are you competing in—and what goal are you competing for?
Read Moreit is not the amount of faith—after all—even a mustard seed will do—it is the location.
Read MoreFollowing Jesus is not, “either suffering or glory”, it is both.
Read MoreMy conception of what God is up to is way too small. He is reconciling ALL the world. ALL of time a space to Himself.
Read MoreIf I want to understand “which Absolute” I really believe in - I only need to look at who is really in control.
Read MoreWe are either living for Jesus, and all that brings, OR we have been deluded into thinking we are living for ourselves when we are really subject to the Absolutes determined by others.
Read MoreWhat is your life pulls you into Pharisee-ism?
Read MoreHave I lost my wonder of Jesus and his wonder-working power?
Read MoreThe message of return and repentance is one that is challenging.
Read MoreWhen religious leaders do not speak up, clearly speaking about the Word of God, we put those under our charge in spiritual peril—all because we don’t want to offend.
Read MoreHave you moved from “thinking about Jesus” to “Getting in the boat?”
Read MoreGod’s business can’t be done apart from Him.
Read MoreFollowing Jesus will at times put me in situations where I might offend people. Can I, without being a jerk, stand for Jesus, or do I cave?
Read MorePerhaps those who are offended by Jesus have a clearer view of the choice when compared to those who “like Him” but also won’t call Him—Lord.
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