Luke 9:1-2 but as if it applied to us. Cuz it does.

Tell people about the kingdom, and heal the sick. That's what Jesus sent his disciples to do (Luke 9:1-2).

What does that have to do with US?

Regret, shame, guilt, low self-esteem, despair, condemnation, and accusation. These are the primary work of "the accuser of the brethren," satan. What are we to do?

We use this expression to mean we support somebody. Paul used it literally.

Some thoughts on Col 2:5

The fruit of the Spirit is LOVE!

Paul worked his tail off for folk he never even met face to face. Why? And how was he gripped with such intensity and purpose?

Am I? Am I working to succeed in the actual fight I'm in, or am I caught up in loser thinking, wasting valuable time and prioritizing my ease and comfort at the expense of my purpose?

Just something to think about...

There is a dynamic of shame, regret, condemnation, and mental anguish that is a direct result of satan's activities in the hearts and minds of people everywhere. The short word to describe this ministry is "accusation."

What do we do? Where do we turn? What are our resources for help?

The Advocate (1 Jn 2:1).

Col 1:28-29

Assorted thoughts  and stories on the subject of tongues in the New Testament and today...

"HIM we proclaim..." (Colossians 1:28)