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There are times when our flesh catches us unaware. The evil that results doesn’t have to be violent or physical.

We are not a generation of good and faithful exegetes. We run too quickly to a “relevant” application.

Time everyday listening to the Holy Spirit in the word of God forms the new person.

The older I get the more I realize that there are things that I just don’t like. A fair question is, why don’t I like them?

The majority of Americans do not know how to “think.” Thinking is a process that reading can and does fuel.

This brings us full cycle back to my original contention: our lives are more important than our “ministries.”

The essential background to the cross, therefore, is a balanced understanding of the gravity of sin and the majesty of God.

Church history has left us at least two ways that we should interpret God’s relationship to us: covenants and dispensations.

Life is full of anxieties. Not all of them can or will be resolved.

or what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and forfeit his soul? For what can a man give in return for his soul?” (Mark 8:26-37)

What happens when the great commandment (love your neighbor as yourself) overwhelms the great commission (make disciples of all nations).

On and on it goes, as the dangerous power of lying overwhelms us. Ultimately, lying subverts and corrupts human relationships.

Can God really keep up with all of this inflated financial need? Will He be there when I can no longer earn my way through life?

I want to reissue a blog about trust, followership, leadership and us, that I posted months back. It is never too often to be warned!

“Revelation 22:11, therefore, is a solemn warning that decision determines character, and character determines destiny.”

We can learn to think in concert with God’s desires as we submit to the Spirit of God using the word of God to enlighten & bring direction.

Somewhere, early on, the mind needs to be set on fire by the Spirit to a new level of inquisitiveness.

It's important to think because we represent God. Or to say it more bluntly, what people all too often think about us, they think about God.

Of course, religious pretension is what we expect from people such as Pharisees. But....

The primary question is, what will America look like after?