Prosperity Doesn’t Equal Virtue
What happens when we draw a single, straight line between one’s behavior and success? Continue reading Prosperity Doesn’t Equal Virtue
Tag: Suffering
Examine the Cross
What can we learn from questions that we can’t answer? Continue reading Examine the Cross
If You Can’t Be a Good Friend, Be a Warning of What Not To Do
What can we learn about being a good friend, from some examples of not-so-great friends in the Bible? (Notes for a “remotely-taught” Sunday School lesson, June 7, 2020.) Continue reading If You Can’t Be a Good Friend, Be a Warning of What Not To Do
Bad Interview Questions
Sometimes, the truthful answer to a bad interview question would reveal something that we don’t want to share. Continue reading Bad Interview Questions
It’s Bad for You
If I want to eat junk food (or the spiritual equivalent), what does it really matter? Continue reading It’s Bad for You
Back in the Game
We may know how to get well after an injury, but what do we do once we get better? Continue reading Back in the Game
Is Anyone Home?
Would you let a phone keep ringing if you knew that a friend on the other end of the line needed something from you? Continue reading Is Anyone Home?
Not a Museum
Caring for others, like caring for our homes, is a lot of work. There’s no need to pretend, though. Continue reading Not a Museum
It’s Not a Contest
If one person is being harmed by sin’s effects more than another, which one is more in need of healing from Jesus? Continue reading It’s Not a Contest
Useful Sorrow
Can sorrow or pain lead to something better? I certainly hope so! Continue reading Useful Sorrow
