What does your dream church look like? You might picture a certain style of preaching, a certain genre of music, the setting may be in a traditional church building or…
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Godly Mind
Me becomes We (part 2)
One of my favorite Mark Twain quotes is; Few things are harder to put up with than the annoyance of a good example. But as we all know, it takes…
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Me to We
This ability to bridge the generation gap, sometimes even better than parents can, can be directly traced to the concepts Paul begins to explore in the second chapter of his letter to Titus. Older Christians have a unique responsibility and opportunity to seize every opportunity of relating to the younger generation, so that their faith will become the faith of their children’s children.
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The Defensive Line
These fake Rolexes are big sellers for one reason: somewhere, other than the third world tourist market, there are real Rolexes. If there weren’t real ones somewhere, there wouldn’t be a market for the fake ones. These knockoffs owed their very existence to the public’s desire for the original.
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God Meant it For Good!
However as Joseph speaks further we encounter the two MOST in important words of the text “But God.” Whenever you come across “but God” in Scripture, pay attention. What comes next will usually change the entire situation.
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Joseph Series “Dysfunctional Families”
It’s an amazing story, the kind of story that dreams are built on. After many unexpected twists and turns, and thirteen years of setbacks and disappointments, God blessed Joseph in…
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Specks and Planks
Jesus understood that a picture is often worth a thousand words, and certainly and well crafted image stays in our mind long after simple words have been forgotten. It may have been for this reason or just for a little humors sake that he taught about judgement with the following illustration,
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Acts Series – The Unknown God
While the philosophers that participated in the Areopagus were primarily interested in the mental exercise of sharing new ideas this day they would be introduced to a philosophy that would change the world more than any other single philosophy in history, the message of Christ and him crucified.
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Lost and Found, lessons with Jesus
Have you ever noticed that when we read a novel or watch a movie we tend to identify with a person, group of people, or situation in it. It seems to be a natural human characteristic to find personal connections with a story. No doubt that is why Jesus often used the parables to teach the crowds.
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What did Jesus say about SUFFERING?
When we hear of an untimely death or acts of violence we Naturally ask, “Why?” Why did this have to happen to this person? Perhaps the victim was a good loving person, a family person, or a valued citizen.
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