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Tag Archives: Christian Life
A Guarantee for a Better Marriage
There is nothing you can do that will permanently check the box marked “good marriage”. Instead, there are things we can learn, that when practiced daily with intentionality, can keep our marriages on the right track over a lifetime.
Don’t Be That Guy (or Girl)
Churches exist for many Biblical purposes, gathered together for purposes of worship, Gospel proclamation, mutual encouragement, training in righteousness and ministering to their communities, but one of the areas that you might find the church gathered together in which they are most likely to depart from these Biblical mandates is the church business meeting.
We Need and Have a Better Hope
Hope is an important word, with an important meaning behind it. When I was in counselor training, one of the worst problems you would ever find was a lack of hope. When people have lost hope, then it impacts their capability to deal with all their problems, no matter the severity. Hope allows us to come back from terrible tragedies. It allows sport’s teams to pull off incredible upsets. Hope can provide a path out of some very dark places.
Friends of God
Religions often keep people distant from God, but God has something better planned for you.
The Truth Will Set You Free
Truth is freeing, but how do we find the truth in the complex world that we live in?
Dreams Dashed
Life changes, we change and our dreams change. That is a normal part of this existence. If you can’t find the hope today that doesn’t mean there won’t be hope tomorrow.
Begin Again…Again
As we resolve to be better in 2021, we don’t have to be better alone, we should be better together. We should think of ways to motivate one another to act of love and good works, we should not neglect meeting together. Let’s resolve above all things in 2021 to not wait until 2022 to live together under the freedom of being slaves to righteousness in Christ.
Don’t “Other” One Another
Why don’t we practice the Biblical “one another” commands in the modern church?
Protecting Your Children Into Adulthood
We desire to protect our children from unnecessary pain, but what is the most important way we can protect them?