Thoughts along the Journey…
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Rejoicing Mourner or Pouting Prophet?
Mourning is part of the Christian life. So how do we balance mourning with the abundance of joy in Christ?
They that Mourn
Jesus said, “Blessed are they that mourn”, but how can that be? What are we to mourn over?
Forgiven Much
Luke 7 gives us a real-life demonstration of the link between humility, repentance, and love.
Poor in Spirit
Jesus said, “Blessed are the poor in spirit,” but what does that mean?
Seeking Happiness God’s Way: an Introduction to the Beatitudes
We all want to be happy, but in order to find true happiness, we must seek it God’s way.
The Budding of Hope
As the first blossoms of spring brave the stormy weather of late winter, I am reminded that spring is a process, and so is hope. Romans 5 explains…
Book Review: What Do I Know About My God?
The book, What Do I Know About My God gives more than just instructions for a Bible Study method: it gives a glimpse into just what an impact Biblical thinking can make on how you live your every day life.
Denying Self
Self-denial runs counter to our culture and our natural desires, but it is a foundational part of Christianity that makes even the smallest point of decision an opportunity to win a spiritual victory.
Keeping Focused in Troubling Times
We live in troubling times, there’s no doubt about that. It is crucial that we keep our focus on God and what He says is true about our circumstances.