Category Archives: Christian Life
Teaching Life Change (part 3)
In my last post, I stated that spiritual growth is the fruit of an increased understanding (2 Pet. 3:18) – not to behavior management. I am talking about, specifically, an increased understanding of the Gospel (who Jesus is and what … Continue reading
Teaching Life Change
It is fashionable today among church slogans and mission statements to hear phrases like “we exist to produce life transformation” or “our mission is to help people live changed lives”. There are many others that are common, but I think … Continue reading
Extended Hiatus From Ministry
I’m writing this partly to update some of my friends and readers on my life, and partly just to get some thoughts on paper as I continue to process some of the things God has been doing in my life. … Continue reading
Struggle With Time Management ?
This is an issue that at times, I feel like I have a pretty good handle on – but more often than not these days, it is a struggle. Perhaps that is why sometimes weeks and months go by between … Continue reading
When It Looks Like God’s Punishment
There are certain instances in the Old Testament where it seems that God is surely bringing punishment. One case in point would be in the life of David after he sinned by committing adultery with Bathsheba, and later the murder … Continue reading
The Slippery Slope To Paganism
I’m continuing to work through a series of thoughts on how the American Church has drifted away from its roots of historic, orthodox theology and become what we observe today. To use the term Paganism in conjunction with Christianity may … Continue reading
The Basis For Christian Unity, pt.1
How often have we heard the question raised in various Christian circles “why can’t we just love each other, regardless of what we believe?”. In most cases, such pleas are in some way, a call to unity. More subtle, underlying … Continue reading
Everybody Is A Worshipper
Here in the Bible Belt where I live there is a Christian sub-culture in which (as I state in my last post) most people would swear on their mother’s grave that God is #1 in their life. I would argue … Continue reading