Tag: Salvation
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I Hope You Have More Pep In Your Step
I have repeatedly told our church at the end of sermons to stop being so acting so defeated, and that the Church will be victorious as we take the gospel to the ends of the Earth. In the beginning this was often met with a confused and blank stare. I think I’ve said it enough…
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Fleeing Sodom
I was in a Michael’s store with my wife a few days ago and noticed that they had all their Pride stuff on a 50% off sale. And June’s not even over. It made me chuckle. Everyone knows that most of these department stores are hocking these wares because they think it’ll turn a profit.…
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Thoughts On The Three Wise Men
What I want to do is take a look at the different characters in this story and their response to the Good News. What we will see is that the wise trust and worship the Savior.
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The Nice Guy That Wants To Enslave You
A few weeks ago I heard audio from an interview at a pastor’s conference where the pastor said that all a person needed to do to be right with God was to fulfill God’s command to love others. Something clicked inside of me. That is the sweet sounding promise of someone who wants to enslave…
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The Eternal Warning Label on Covid-19
Warning labels exist to tell us that danger is ahead. They tell us to think about what we are doing in that moment and that a wrong decision could cost us dearly. I heeded the warning not to take pain killers before driving after I’d had my knee surgery. I’m sure many of you have…
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I Am Thankful For Salvation
One summer day, while in High School, some friends of mine and my brother were in a car together. We were making a movie that we thought was quite humorous. That day, for the first time in my life, I understood what it meant to be thankful for being saved from doom in this life.…
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A Land With No Sensory Processing Disorder
There is something that occurs multiple times a day that makes me quite sad. It happens as often as I see my son walk up to the toilet to urinate. It’s when he covers his ears. My child has autism. And, everyone that has autism has sensory processing disorder. Now, this manifests itself in different…
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Rest From The Weariness
Moralism is tedious and draining. And there is an obvious reason for it being draining. It is an attempt to do an impossible climb of good deeds to God, or at least better than the other people around (I hope you’re thinking about the Pharisee and the Publican right now). The thought of it is…
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It’s Time To Rub Shoulders With Unbelievers
This is commons sense. Is it not? In order for us to share the good news of what Jesus has done we need to know and talk with people who need to know the good news of what Jesus has done. We have to have contact with people who need Jesus if we are going…
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Christian, You Are The Weird One…And That’s The Way It’s Supposed To Be
I have oftentimes been amazed when Christians are shocked that their viewpoints are not shared by everyone. Know this well. Our convictions are not shared by everyone and that should be abundantly clear by now. What needs to be understood is that we are the ones that are different. We are the ones who are…