Please refer to Hebrews 11 … The Bible describes a list of heroes who have all committed the same sins as we do today, including, but not limited to, pride, angst, lust, lying, thievery, murder, prostitution and hatred. Not one person or individual is more morally committed to righteousness or faithfulness to God […]
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Anxiety and Christianity
After last weeks podcast I wanted to take some time and discuss again the topic of Christianity and anxiety. A question was brought up during the episode that I thought was worth addressing. The question being “why do you think the church has had such a hard time with Christians who suffer from clinical anxiety […]
The Hopelessness of the Heretic
If you’re like me, you watched the trailer for The Heretic, the upcoming Rob Bell documentary with an unintentionally accurate title. [1] The fact that you watched it may be a mark against your (and my) ability to manage time. However, you’re at least smart enough to have found several things Mr. Bell said very […]
Jehoiakim and Jesus
Jehoiakim. He’s not a very well-known Biblical character, though he features prominently in the book of Jeremiah. He was the third-to-last king of Judah before Nebuchadnezzar destroyed Jerusalem. Despite the fact that his father was Josiah, one of the morally best kings Judah ever had, he was evil (2 Kings 23:37; 2 Chron 36:5), and […]
Five Ft. from Your Kids
If we never have headaches through rebuking our children, we shall have plenty of heartaches when they grow up. -Charles Spurgeon Children are a blessing from God but let us not be careless to forget that most things that are blessings are in fact hard. God provides all blessings to us to cause a change […]
Stand Up and Walk
I constantly struggle with being “good enough.” I feel as though I can never repent enough, sacrifice, cry or self-discipline enough to be pleasing to God because I sin CONSTANTLY, whether it be intentional or otherwise. Even upon resolving to do better, I return to my sin like a dog does to its vomit. When […]