A Change in our Perspective

We live in an age of distraction, but the need for a periodic adjustment to our perspective is not new. Mark 13 gives us an example of how Christ helped His disciples refocus on eternal things.

Gwendolyn Harmon 9/16/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 9/16/22

Start Small

It can be easy to think the small things don’t matter, but God reminds us in the book of Zechariah that often, those small things are just the beginning.

Gwendolyn Harmon 7/8/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 7/8/22

Envy in Christian Ministry

When we accept Christ’s payment for our sins, He destroys both the penalty and power of sin in our lives. However, this side of heaven, we do still have a very real sin nature. And because we are but redeemed sinners, our service for the Lord can be tainted by sinful motives and attitudes. One sin that seems to arise often in the context of ministry is envy. How are we to respond?

Gwendolyn Harmon 6/24/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 6/24/22

Be Still and Know

Ever struggle with the uncertainties of life? God knows we are prone to worry and fret over things we don’t understand or can’t control. Thankfully, He has given us exactly the instructions we need to know how to deal with life’s many uncertainties!

Gwendolyn Harmon 6/17/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 6/17/22

Follow Daily

We’ve looked at what it means to deny self, take up one’s cross, and follow Christ, but there is one more aspect of discipleship linked to Matthew 16:24-25 by its parallel passage in Luke 9:23. One word is included in the Luke account that defines the scope of following Christ.

Gwendolyn Harmon 6/3/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 6/3/22

Take up Your Cross

You may have heard sermons on what it means to “take up your cross,” and so have I, but in a recent read-through of John 13, I was struck by the example of Jesus Himself as He prepared to take up His own cross.

Gwendolyn Harmon 5/27/22 Gwendolyn Harmon 5/27/22

Deny Yourself

Our culture is all about expressing oneself, but Jesus teaches just the opposite. Life in Christ is not a matter of self-focus, but self-denial. A life of self-denial may seem bleak at first, but for the Christian, it is truly a blessing.

Gwendolyn Harmon 6/18/21 Gwendolyn Harmon 6/18/21

Right Beside Me

We all have people we look up to, godly people who have mentored us and discipled us. But as Elisha found out, we cannot keep our “Elijahs” in our lives forever. What happens when we find ourselves facing life without a beloved mentor?

Gwendolyn Harmon 5/29/21 Gwendolyn Harmon 5/29/21

Walk With Me

Summer is just about to begin, and one verse keeps coming to mind, calling me to renew my focus.

Thoughts along the Journey…

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