
10.01.20 | Shepherding | by Jake Bennett
...we have all experienced the effects of the response to COVID-19. Our lives have been altered.
...we have all experienced the effects of the response to COVID-19. Our lives have been altered.
The vast and daunting world of words is met with this thought. God is still the Giver of words and wisdom.
Another Article About Paying Attention
I wonder if, regardless of our views on elections and power, masks and vaccines, what this season should be teaching us is that we are rather poor at discerning our own hearts.
Perhaps this practice of secrecy is why Jesus urged many who he healed not to reveal his identity. Perhaps this practice of secrecy is why Jesus avoided the crowds and would often go off to lonely places to pray.
When Peter was in Antioch, even though he loved the gospel, he separated himself from followers of Jesus who didn't have the decency to be born from the womb of a Jewish woman.
Unless the Lord has specific plans for us, we will all grow older. Every morning, I look into my bathroom mirror and try to figure out who the old man is staring back at me.
The Bible teaches very clearly that God’s love for us doesn’t spare us the difficult times of life. However, even with all this chaos and uncertainty, we can be sure that God is still in control and His purposes for our good are still on track.
Let’s try to get ourselves up-to-speed as we rejoin Paul’s letter to the Romans to wrap up this sermon series.
The Unsafe, Made Safe, By Grace
Apart from God’s grace operating in and through us, we are a danger to others.
Is "beautiful" a word that describes the church?
It may be because the word seems inappropriate. It may be because the church seems blah. But the gospel does indeed make the church beautiful.