Sometimes we confuse being attached to someone with being committed to them. Jesus walked with His disciples for 3 1/2 years. He was committed to them from day one, but He didn’t allow ungodly attachments in His relationships. His relationship with His disciples changed over time. The truth is that commitment looks different in different seasons and so should the attachments.
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While many see the temple of God as a building, the New Testament tells us about God’s everlasting temple! …
After His resurrection, Jesus appeared to His disciples for forty days before he was taken up to heaven. The charge He left with the disciples changed them and changed the world! …
Philip courageously approached an Ethiopian official’s chariot and asked the Eunuch if he understood what he read in the book of Isaiah. Many read the Bible but they do not have a clear or correct understanding of the Bible. Will we have the courage to ask people if they understand what they are reading!?
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Philip was directed by the angel of the Lord to go on a desert path even though the angel did not give him a specific reason. Philip’s obedience led to an Ethiopian Eunuch encountering Jesus. When God leads us in a certain direction, it won’t always be understood with the natural mind, but He has a purpose for it. …
When we learn and honor God’s boundaries in our lives, we begin to see that His boundary lines have fallen in pleasant places for us.
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God’s Boundary Lines & His Territory for Us (Part II)Read More »
Making disciples is very different than merely making good followers. All kinds of groups, religions, and cults have staunch followers, some of which can be very zealous and dangerous. However, Jesus’ idea of making discipleship is far from just making good followers.
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We live in times that things are changing very fast all around us, and navigating through the fog of uncertainty can be challenging. Psalm 33 is a great passage that gives us encouragement in these uncertain times. …
