Oh, boy.  This is a mixed up world.  On one hand, we are told that we are all accidents of nature. That there is no creator God and no real moral standard.  On the other hand, we protest and riot when we perceive injustice and abuse because it’s immoral

People have a way of pressing our buttons, and tempt us to lose our cool, and finally to give up on engaging altogether. This is why we need supernatural steadfastness and self-control.

People have a way of pressing our buttons, and tempt us to lose our cool, and finally to give up on engaging altogether.  This is why we need supernatural steadfastness and self-control.

It’s been said that it’s not what you know – it’s who you know, and this is never more true than in the Christian Faith. When we supplement our faith in Jesus with an intimate and accurate knowledge of him, we can process the strange world circumstances around us more judiciously, and interact with our culture wisely. All for the glory of God.

It’s been said that it’s not what you know – it’s who you know, and this is never more true than in the Christian Faith.  When we supplement our faith in Jesus with an intimate and accurate knowledge of him, we can process the strange world...

We are dealing with having a proper Christian walk - we cannot teach and we cannot lead in the church according to I Timothy and Titus if we do not live our lives in the way that God designed and desires us to live. We may be called hypocrites as Christians - and there are a lot of those in the church sadly. Despite that though, we, as Christians, should live above reproach. So that’s why we’re here in II Peter 1. We’re given a list by the Apostle to help grow our faith and it describes just what that looks like.

We are dealing with having a proper Christian walk - we cannot teach and we cannot lead in the church according to I Timothy and Titus if we do not live our lives in the way that God designed and desires us to live. We may be called hypocrites as...

The Christian life isn’t about owning 12 Bibles and knowing the lyrics to every Chris Tomlin song. It is characterized as a pursuit of Truth – a pursuit of Jesus. Many stalwarts in the Bible doubted God, and yet they are listed in Hebrew’s hall of Faith – Abraham, Moses, Gideon just to name a few. In their doubt, they pursued God sincerely and intentionally, demonstrating their own living and active faith.

The Christian life isn’t about owning 12 Bibles and knowing the lyrics to every Chris Tomlin song.  It is characterized as a pursuit of Truth – a pursuit of Jesus.  Many stalwarts in the Bible doubted God, and yet they are listed in Hebrew’s hall of...

There’s a common thread among the people who have “disbelieved” God – questions about the meaning and purpose of life – questions that everyone should ask! Yet answers often elude them because they are either too afraid to ask, or don’t commit the time to wrestle with and pursue the answers. What are those questions, and are there meaningful, logical answers? Moreover, if there are answers, why don’t we believe them?