2 Thessalonians 2: 14-15

We all have certain traditions, and it's easy to discuss this area during the holidays. Traditions can be a wonderful thing in the secular world, but do they have any place in the religious world? I'd argue yes, but only when they meet certain criteria. Today we will discuss what this criteria is. 

Matthew 6: 3-4

The gift giving season is upon us! More over, many people will spend time doing good works for others: volunteering at food banks, homeless shelters, buying presents for those less fortunate. The Bible offers some guidance I thought I would share this morning on how we should go about helping others in a public way. 

2 Corinthians 5: 18-20

Have you ever served as an ambassador for something? If you're a Christian you certainly have served in that capacity. As Christians we are supposed to represent Christ and His ministry and preach the gospel of reconciliation. But where does this command come from? 

Matthew 15: 8-9

Time for a check up! Today we will discuss a simple check-up to make sure we are in sync with what comes out of our mouths and what actions we take for our Christian walk. It's always good to look inward and make sure we are doing what we need to be doing. 

Romans 12: 1-2

While walking through our local tinsel trail last night I saw a sign on a tree that got me thinking... I'd like to share my thoughts with you on the matter. It centers around a prevalent thought process infecting the world today.  

A Discussion on Miracles in the Bible

Man it is good to be back behind the mic this morning! I hope everyone had a wonderful Thanksgiving and you spent it safe and healthy with the ones you love. Sorry for the delay in recording, I have been sick and unable to talk much without coughing. But regardless today we conclude the discussion on miracles and when or if they were supposed to cease! 

A Discussion on Miracles in the Bible

Today we resume our discussion on miracles and will be looking at their original purpose. Why did we get to experience those in ancient times and did they accomplish their mission? Has their mission changed? All these aspects will be looked at in depth from biblical passages. 

A Discussion on Miracles in the Bible

So yesterday we discussed how we probably overuse the word "miracle" in today's time. Today we will continue the discussion on miracles and discuss the characteristics of Biblical miracles and how we can apply those same standards today to determine if we are using the word "miracle" correctly. 

A Discussion on Miracles in the Bible 

It's a miracle! We have all heard someone use this phrase and I bet most of us have used it ourselves. But are there miracles in modern times? Have you ever considered if/when miracles stopped and why there were provided in the first place? This topic has come up a lot recently in my life so I thought I would start a little mini series on Biblical miracles, with today being the introduction! 

Galatians 1: 13-14

Never give up on people... that's the message today. No one is beyond redemption and no one is too far gone to be saved. Today we discuss Paul, formerly Saul, and his conversion. Paul turned into one of the best early examples of Christianity we have record of, and he started his journey much differently than some of us did. It doesn't matter how we start our journeys though; it matters how we finish.