What we think we know keeps us from learning what we need to know.

This chat is about the man born blind in John chapter 9.

...can keep you from learning what you need to know.

In John chapter 3 Nicodemus told Jesus that the evidence supports that He's really from God. Jesus, instead of congratulating Nick on his astute observation, he tells him, "You must be born again."

Only God reveals God.

1. Is it good because God commands it?

OR

2. Does God command it because it's good?

Since its Pentecost, lets have a conversation is about being filled with the Holy Spirit.

What would you expect my answer to be? Did my answer surprise you? Does your experience confirm this, or do you have a better idea?

The apostles claim that they had rational evidence based first person experience as warrant for their claims about Jesus and the Father (1 John 1:1-4). What do you believe and why? How do you know what you think you know? And how do we engage people who don't believe what we do?

Stan shared some scriptures, some exhortations, and a dream he had recently.

Some thoughts about God's incredibly beautiful design of masculine and feminine and our calling to responsibly reign in life with God.

Genesis 1:26 and following was the primary bible passage.

This chat is from Exodus 19 and 20.