In Ministry Today’s daily newsletter they posted an article today called 10 of the Most Fiercely Defended Traditions in Church. It’s a silly discussion about the number of comments received about worship style, pastor duties, and so on. It’s not very … Continue reading →
I’ve come to believe this is my best Christian book so far—or maybe it’s just the concern closest to my heart when I look at the modern, largely apostate, church. This book is direct and to the point. In it … Continue reading →
Now I’ve gone and done it! Talking only to believers? Do you realize how seldom this is done in this modern online world? I was just writing a normal guide for self publishers when I realized that i really had … Continue reading →
Now that we have established that we are indeed the wife of the Messiah, we need to look at how the wife is to behave. Let’s paraphrase that also to see what is actually said, and see how it applies … Continue reading →
This is taken from Knowing Jesus as His Bride ___________________________________________ Last time we talked about how Jesus is the perfect husband. He loves us and gave up His life to make us pure and holy—to bring us [His Bride] to … Continue reading →
Now, before you write this off, I am a divorced man: forgiven, but divorced. This is something that is very important to God. Jesus’ priestly prayer in John 17 is all about knowing God and being one with God. As we … Continue reading →
Now we get to the core of things. We have arrived at God’s eternal purpose for us. The problem, of course, is that like many of the truly important things shown us by the Holy Spirit, scripture only points us … Continue reading →
Here we come to the core of Knowing Jesus as His Bride, the Bible, and our walk in the Spirit. My dad taught me this very early on, but I was not ready to understand it then. I barely understand … Continue reading →
These are the important thoughts. They are messages from God directly to your mind. These are the ones you never want to miss. Sometimes they are a still, small voice. But usually they are a thought, an impression, or even … Continue reading →
Prayer is the beginning. But we are obviously not talking about written liturgical prayer. Nor are we talking about the common gimme lists. This is prayer as it is defined in Christian terms, a dialogue—talking back and forth, a conversation. … Continue reading →