Advent and Idolatry
Christians everywhere observe Advent as a season to prepare ourselves not only to celebrate Christ’s birth, but also to prepare ourselves for His second coming. Which has me thinking this . . .
Christians everywhere observe Advent as a season to prepare ourselves not only to celebrate Christ’s birth, but also to prepare ourselves for His second coming. Which has me thinking this . . .
She sounds light as a feather, but many strong men cannot carry her far. She seems cruel to the hurried but is abundantly generous with those who wait. Powerful men . . .
Right now, I feel like there should be alerts sounding on the radio and TV like there are before a big storm comes. Brace yourselves, everyone, here it comes: The . . .
Thanksgiving is a bit of an ironic time. On the one hand, the focus of the holiday is giving thanks. On the other hand, if we were to sit down . . .
In the throes of my own journey away from sexual immorality, I often felt like my body was my enemy. Paul’s words in Romans 7 felt so right to me: For . . .
Here’s a disconnect many Christians feel when it comes to sexual temptation: Sexual temptations are felt in the body physically, and yet, our solution, we’re told, is spiritual – “Walk . . .
You cannot be relationally healthy if you cannot listen. Where there is no listening, there is only isolation. This includes listening to ourselves. Where we cannot or do not listen . . .
Imagine you’re living in a town of people losing touch with reality. At first, someone calls you by the wrong name, but you think he may just be distracted. But . . .
This thought-provoking and powerful blog was posted a year ago today. To view the original post, and read the comments, click here. Question for you: has your opinion of silence . . .
It has been said that in sexual addiction we exchange intimacy for intensity. One of our deepest and most fundamental needs is intimacy, but we settle for the intensity of . . .