Counting the Cost of Change
How often do we cling to something not because we believe it, but because we can’t risk not believing it?
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How often do we cling to something not because we believe it, but because we can’t risk not believing it?
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“This IS the revival that you were praying for. And you’re calling it heresy.” What if revival looks nothing like we think?
What Revival Really Looks Like Read More »
Self-appointed gatekeepers over our religious and moral systems are destroying the people’s ability to connect with the Lord’s Kingdom. What is our response supposed to be?
Self-Appointed Gatekeepers Read More »
The 4th commandment, “You shall not take the name of the Lord your God in vain.” uses the Hebrew words nasah, shem, and shav, and might equally be translated “Your life shall not demonstrate an inaccurate representation of the reputation and renown and fame of the Lord your God.”
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Let me tell you a short story about a long eternity. I’m not so convinced any more about the doctrine of hell and eternal punishment which I grew up understanding it as an absolute certainty, and something that I was told orthodox Christians had believed since Jesus apparently taught the doctrine in the Gospels.
For Two Billion years… Read More »
Peter’s dream of unclean food challenged his world view about who was acceptable to God. I find that God is repeating that in my life, challenging me to reconsider who the Lord accepts today.
Peter’s Vision: An Inclusive Gospel Read More »
On this occasion of my 30th anniversary, I am finding that the most famous pair of Bible verses about marriage means far more to me than I ever thought possible, and it’s not just about marriage. I am called to leave many things, not just my father and mother, as I pursue the Lord and His calling on my life.
A Man Shall Leave His Father and Mother Read More »
Can we really tell the difference between spiritual milk and solid food? Maybe sometimes what seems like steak is actually milk.
How Would You Like Your Milk – Rare, Medium, or Well Done? Read More »
“How God Sees Women” is a stunningly solid exegetical analysis of the topic of complementarianism – the idea that God designated men as the authority and rulers in the kingdom, and that women are not authorized to lead or teach, specifically in the church, but (some believe) also in any public sphere.
Book Review: “How God Sees Women” Read More »
Faith isn’t just carrying around someone else’s bucket of old dusty relics; faith is doing the hard work of examining each one carefully to see which are worth keeping.