In order to experience an upcoming event, one must stick around until it occurs
Tag: Peter
Have You Found Something That Needs to be Shared?
If you've found an answer that other people need, it's unkind - or worse - to keep that answer from them
A Happy Ending
Perhaps our happy endings don't have to end
Sadness in Joppa
The Bible doesn't hide the grief felt by those whose lives it recounts
Multiple Ways to Testify
Whether we are a helper or "helpee", we can testify to the person and power of Jesus Christ
Correction vs. Condemnation
When someone sins, pointing out their error shouldn't be the end of the story
Is It Still Awesome?
There is an awesome journey awaiting those who are willing to take it...and who pay attention to what is happening
Individuals or Crowds?
Both individual people and great crowds need Jesus
Who Are Those Who Are Far Off?
Maybe "far away" isn't always due to physical distance
Saw It With My Own Eyes
When you deliver news to someone, it's important to make sure that you have your facts straight
Not an Average Mistake
The gospel message about Jesus doesn't necessarily start with the benefits to us
History in the Making?
Is it possible that we're watching historic events unfold today?
Disconnected from the Source, but Not Out of His Reach
Sometimes, the only thing separating us from God's solution might be not letting Him take our hand
What Do You Mean By “Justified”?
Have you ever skipped over a word you didn't understand, hoping to learn what it means later?
Can We Become Too Accommodating?
Is it possible to fit in so much with well-meaning people that we exclude those who Jesus specifically wants us to reach?
Quotes from the Pharisees: Nobody Believes That! (Part 2)
In the Bible, there seems to be good precedent for taking the time to explain the truth, and to listen to others carefully.
Me And My Big Mouth
For those of us who speak before thinking, we have a role model who both struggled with this, and still found a way to contribute positively to history.
Going Fishing
Sometimes, we just need to go back to what we know how to do. Who knows - like Peter, we might meet Jesus.