Some things are worth shouting
Shouting, Shushing, or Supporting
Some things are worth shouting
We often judge most harshly those who sin differently than ourselves…but there is hope for each of us
Some things are worth shouting
What does success look like in the family of God?
Being in Jesus' presence triggered some significant emotions in people, and it probably should for us, too
How will the blessings of following Jesus compare to what we might give up to do so?
What if God's gifts are so great that none of us could earn them?
Does a resistance to accepting other generations' culture cause us to miss what they can teach us?
What would cause someone to try and stop another member of their family from doing good for someone else who needed help?
What would happen if human beings invested in those who could not do anything to repay them?
Let's not allow a lack of faith and prayer to limit how much God works through us
There are times when our faith is weak but all that stands between us and a miracle may be asking for help...with our faith
Just like us, Jesus came from of a "mountaintop experience" into a human-created conflict
Trading short-term sacrifices for long-term blessings (rather than paying the price for immediate gratification) isn't merely a righteous act; it's also a logical and rational decision
We can disagree with what Jesus plainly taught, but we'll be wrong if we do!
Not every detail needs to be known perfectly in order to live a good life, but some truths are critical to get right
Good takes work, but bad things can multiply if we don't work to get rid of them
Let's make good use of our questions to learn more of the truth
Sometimes, we need to focus on what God has given us, rather than trying to fill His role in a situation
Rest is good - and divinely given - but there are times when our love for our neighbor means we choose to serve them even when we're tired
When Jesus gave His disciples authority over evil, that wasn't the end of His instructions
If we stop learning, we may find ourselves stuck with misconceptions that cause us to miss out