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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Church
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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Titus: The Structure of a Healthy Church.
The last New Testament letters written by Paul, before his death during Nero’s reign, are Paul’s letters to Timothy and Titus, which make up what we call the “pastoral epistles.”…
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The Home Front
There is perhaps no greater battlefield we will ever deal with than our families. When Satan wanted the whole human race to fall, his first order of business was to…
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UNDER ATTACK
The moment, you became a Christian, you entered a spiritual battle. Saying yes to Jesus and His kingdom is at the same time saying no to Satan and his work….
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VICTORY
I guess you could say that death is one of the most democratic experiences in life. Against our best efforts it’s a passage that we all participate in it. We…
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BURIED
I don’t know if there is any truth to the story or not, but the story is told that when Britain faced a critical shortage of silver during the days…
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Shipwrecked
Sidetracks aren’t necessarily bad but can be perplexing and frustrating. Sometimes a shipwreck crashes your plans or dreams on the rocks, and all you can do is pick up the pieces. Shipwrecks are painful and scary, and you wonder, “Okay God, what now?”
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Pay Attention
The American philosopher and psychologist William James once defined human attention as a “withdrawal from some things in order to deal effectively with others, a condition which has a real…
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