Chewing the Frat

Often when a promise from God does not happen quick enough, we think that maybe God needs our help. That is what Abram and Sarai thought and boy look what happened. Let's talk about partnerships here on Chewing the Frat

What is our motivation. Did you know that God sees your heart and your motivation when no one else does? Let's talk about that on Chewing the Frat.

How should we handle conflict. Perhaps Abraham can show us.

Many people think that the song "Born in the USA" was written to celebrate patriotism, but in fact it was showing a critical aspect to America's involvement in the War. We are often Misunderstood in life. It especially happens around the holidays and in the workplace, but what should we do when we are misunderstood. Let's talk about that on "Chewing The Frat."

Facebook has a 10 year challenge where you focus on your profile picture from 2009 and then 2019. It is so funny to see how we have changed in the past 10 years. Unfortunately, we can't see how we have changed internally in the past 10 years which is a lot more important than external change. Let's talk about change here on Chewing the Frat.

Thanksgiving is the day that over 46,000,000 million Turkeys will be eaten. It is a day of remembrance and thankfulness, BUT should it be limited to one day or should our daily existence be Thanksgiving. Let's talk about Thanks on Chewing the Frat.

Have you ever tried something and just could not get it. Perhaps you have prayed for something and it did not happen. I wonder if James Chapter 4 could help. Let's look at it here on Chewing the Frat.

It is so hard to be motivated to do what we need to do. The Bible has some ideas on how we can be motivated. This week we are going to look at motivation.

Which came first, the chicken or the egg? I would say the chicken, but what comes first when we want to see change in our lives, actions or attitudes. I think we can see the answer in Genesis 32 when we look at Jacob.

The saddest site in the world is a building or project that started off with great fanfare and was fueled by passion and dreams, YET was not finished because the builder ran out of money. This is often the same situation in the lives of men. We begin something but we do not finish it because of issues and the fact that we do not measure the cost. Luke has some advice for us on that.