Eat This Scroll

How do you fight the good fight?

One of the most challenging things we face in this life are the myriad attacks on our faith. As Christians we want to be able to fight well when it comes to resisting the pitfalls and temptations this life has to offer us. Sean shares insight from Paul regarding how he instructs Timothy to remain faithful. 

How do you slow down?

Life has got to be some of the busiest it's ever been. Between industrialization and the exponential growth of technology the comoddity of reflection and peace have become invaluable. Lew shares this week how he has seen the simple practice of journaling bring clarity and reorientation of his heart towards God. 

What does a shiprecked faith look like?

Every once in a while you stumble across a list of terrible, wretched, bad traits in Scripture. Maybe you think, well, it's good I don't do any of those things! Sean shares with us how there's more to a list of do's and don'ts than meets the eye. Stay a while to find out how to not shipwreck your faith. 

What is true religion?

Life can be busy and complicated sometimes. However, Faith shares about her experience as the Camp Director of Agape summer camp and how the simple and faithful care from normal people changes lives. Don't miss out on a great opportunity to learn about this significant ministry. 

What does it look like to show compassion?

In a world where the care for your neighbor has become somewhat of a point of conflict among Christians, Scripture has much to say on the matters. Jerell shares some insights regarding what it looks like to biblically care for those around us, in spite of ways others haven't always gotten right. Don't miss out on reconsidering what compassion can look like in your life. 

It's a book where demons write to each other about foiling God's work. 

A peculiar premise provides us with invaluable insight into the relationship of God and man, as well as the Christian ethic. This time, Chris walks us through several insights from the book Screwtape Letters by C.S. Lewis, focusing on tribalism, introspection, and false humility. Don't miss out on these practical principles for your life. 

True religion is this, caring for the widow and orphan, and keeping oneself pure. 

Sometimes we can complicate what it looks like to help the hurting around us. How do we get involved? Where do we get involved? What kind of training do I need? Jamie shares about the annual Camp Agape and how she's witnessing lives changed over the course of years because of faithful everyday people. 

What place does excellence hold in our lives?

Excellence can impact nearly every part of our lives. For some it's the driving force for their success, for others it's rejected outright. But, what does Scripture have to say on the matter? Chris ponders the place for excellency in what we put our hands to. 

If it quacks like a toilet and walks like a toilet.. it's a toilet. 

Nobody wants to be a vessel for dishonorable use. Yet, this is often what we see reflected in the doctrine and actions of ourselves and those around us. Sean breaks down what it means to be a vessel for honorable use and the means that are used to get there. 

How do we rightly handle the Scritpures?

If the Bible is the most important book every written, then how we handle it is one of the most important missions we have in our lives. Sean dives into what it looks like to preserve the Truth of God's Word in our lives so that we may reject false teaching. We also find what great comfort we have in light of whatever disorder we're experiencing around us.