Realizing
To realize is to make real in your life or someone else’s life. Realizing is what the word “believing” probably should mean. …
To realize is to make real in your life or someone else’s life. Realizing is what the word “believing” probably should mean. …
You have to believe Jesus died then came back to life to be a Christian. I mean that literally, not like some …
You have no rights. I don’t either. All we have are privileges. As I wrote about the common objections to slavery, I …
Slavery is objectionable. I get that. I don’t want to imply slavery is a perfect, all-inclusive way of describing the Christian’s relationship …
There’s more to the Bible than salvation, but like nothing else in the Bible, salvation is the center of attention. I believe …
I hated Thomas Nelson Publishers. [Update: Check Michael’s comment response here for why that hate’s dwindling even faster now.] Question: What’s more …
How do you think those onions grew? Think about it. ***** In college, I decided to start taking more classes per semester. …
Once upon a time, everyone understood slavery. You either owned a slave or were one. Sure, some cultures traditionally never had slaves, but for the most part, it’s been a normal part of life. Until now. Now slavery’s banned. (But secretly – or not so secretly – I’m bringing it back.)
So you’re chatting with a friend, and she says, “Well, I’m a Christian, and I’m Baptist.” Or, “I’m Catholic.” Or, “I’m Episcopalian.” …
This is the eighth post in the Others-oriented fruit of the Spirit series. The topic is faithfulness. Get future posts delivered to …