For Those Who Listen
Over the past two weeks I've been discussing issues in the Church: first, how selfishness is the core of most of those issues; and last week, how our view of family affects society as a whole. This week, I want to tackle the idea of community and how important it is to our life as … Continue reading The Revival Project: Living in Community
Last week I talked about how sin primarily comes from selfishness, and how that impacts how we interact with people and with sin. Sometimes we don't even realize how our choices affect others around us, and I think that's particularly true when it comes to our approach to family. Family is something that God created … Continue reading The Revival Project: God in Family
The Church today has a problem. Actually it has a lot of problems, but over the next month I want to focus on this: it fails to love. Which is a pretty significant problem, especially considering that Jesus said others will recognize us as His by our love (John 13:35). There are two facets to … Continue reading The Revival Project: Heart Check
I'm aware I'm about to open a whole can of worms with this post, but that's kind of what this whole blog is about, so here goes. I believe in predestination, and that colors all of my theology, which means it colors all of what I write about on this blog, so I think it's … Continue reading Why I Believe in Predestination
"Hate the sin, love the sinner." I've gotten some push-back recently for using this phrase; someone called it an unbiblical idea. But this is a phrase I've been learning to live by in recent months as I interact with more people I disagree with and learn to be respectful in my interactions with them while … Continue reading What “Hate the Sin, Love the Sinner” Means
As Thanksgiving approaches, I wanted to take a moment to pause and appreciate some of the things I've been blessed with. I have a really bad habit of taking things for granted, so this is me trying to break that habit, if only for as long as it takes to write this post. 😛 So, … Continue reading 30 Things I’m Thankful For
A couple days ago I was watching a YouTube video and one of the people in the video said "In my opinion, God isn't real." Which doesn't bother me. I wasn't expecting the YouTuber to be a believer, and I'm not offended when people express a different belief than mine. But that's not the point … Continue reading Fact vs. Opinion
