Thoughts along the Journey…
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Filling our Mindless Moments
The things we do mindlessly to fill time often seem completely neutral, but what does the Bible say about how we use our mindless moments?
Pure Heart in a Pagan Land
Daniel is no doubt one of the Bible’s most remarkable men. God Himself pointed Daniel out for his righteousness and wisdom, but even he started out the same way any of us do: with a decision.
Seek the Peace
Hebrews 11 reminds us that as Christians, we are strangers and pilgrims in this world. In a sense, we are in exile while we wait to journey to our heavenly home. So what does God want us to do while we’re here?
The Rebellious House: a Tale of Beams and Motes
In Ezekiel 2, God tells the Israelites that they are being rebellious —just like the Gentiles they had been looking down on for their rebellion. While they prided themselves on being God’s chosen people, they were borrowing the idolatry of the nations around them. It was a textbook case of hypocrisy.
Not Like Me
Even though the worship of physical idols is less prevalent now than in ancient times, idolatry is just as rampant as it ever was. So how do we tell if something is an idol?
Set Apart
Sometimes, singleness feels like being set aside or left out. But the truth is, the single Christian within the will of God is not set aside, but set apart.
There is a God in Heaven: Boldness in the Midst of Babylon
Daniel was captured and taken to a far away land whose culture was built upon the worship of many false gods. But Daniel did more than just survive, keeping low under the religious radar.