When my own logic and efforts were coming up short, Grace stepped in.

What started as curiosity turned into a habit of harming myself and harming others. Jesus came to break that habit.

One of the themes of the Bible is redemption. I take a look back at how God redeemed me from addiction, and brought forth a new way to think about relationships.

I was reflecting on a crazy good talk given by Dr. Bryan Loritts. He helped me point the finger inward as we wrap up this series on Jesus reply to the Expert of the Law. Check out his amazing talk in Bridgetown Church list of teachings under Race & Justice.

When something happens to me I blame the situation. When the same thing happens to others, I blame them and not the situation. How come I don't treat them like I would myself?

Compassion is powerful, and it is something that each of us can show to others. But how frequent do we exercise compassion instead of judgement?

Jesus could of just told the expert to remember this powerful story about the Samaritan. Jesus instead told him something else, and that is so important for today.

Often times I can prequalify people before acting in love. I want to focus on a story where Jesus points out my errors and invites me into something more.

I am getting ready to explore some verses in Luke 10. Before I do that, I wanted to set the stage with things I am processing around racial discrimination.

Jesus encouraged His followers to abide in Him. What does this message of abiding mean in today's culture?