A guest post from my youngest.
Dealing With Regret
A guest post from my youngest.
We often judge most harshly those who sin differently than ourselves…but there is hope for each of us
A guest post from my youngest.
Wouldn't it be great to be given the role of ambassador by someone with enough authority to do so?
Is it possible that we - in pride - have sometimes picked the wrong character as the hero in famous stories?
Just because we didn't actually do something wrong, doesn't always mean we aren't at fault that it happened.
It may be a burden to carry around a heavy reminder of death, but there are things in our lives that we need to root out.
While it may seem obvious, sometimes the best way to learn about someone is to ask them, directly.
We might "grab the bull by its horns", as the metaphor suggests, but should we pick up a snake by its tail?
Once we understand the importance of loving our neighbor, does that make us want to pick and choose our neighbors?
Only God could find a solution to the no-win situation that we were faced with when we chose to break the rules.
It's easy to pile on to a cause online. Are there some steps we should take before doing so, though?
Does being sick or hurt, and doing what it takes to get better, make you a morally superior person to someone who is still sick?
If you know the cure for a common ailment, do you keep it to yourself, or go out and help others get better?
I had the opportunity to serve as an elder. Here's some of what I learned.
In an environment that demands that we try to do many things at the same time, where should our focus actually be.
For those of us who have been freed from the consequences of sin, do we live as free, or do we keep serving sin?
For those freed from the consequences of sin, do we live as free, or do we keep living as those under the law?
There's a big difference between admitting that we don't have all of the answers, and thinking that we are somehow smarter than someone who knows more than us.
Even the most important message is ineffective if it can't be shared in a way that the recipient can understand.
In a video game, it doesn't make sense to go into battle unequipped. Isn't life the same way?
If our lives were a movie based on a book, have we picked a good book and adapted it faithfully?