Learn to Live
When I was younger, I remember how saturated the Christian media was with questions such as, “Would you die for Christ?” and or “If the situation were to arise, would you deny Jesus in your last moments?” There are hundreds of variations to these questions and upon reflection I believe I know why these questionsContinue reading “Learn to Live”
The 5 P’s of Accomplishing Godly Goals
There are many models that claim to navigate people to success and completion of their goals. But here, we take a look at a Spiritual model whose goal is to assist in molding the inner and outer person in Christ Jesus. Join us as we explore this list! Pray (Psalm 145:18; Philippians 4:6-7; Colossians 4:2)Continue reading “The 5 P’s of Accomplishing Godly Goals”
Do I Dare?
“‘Amazing Grace,’ How sweet the sound!” The composer of the beloved hymn, John Newton (1725-1807), had this hymn first published in what is called “The Olney Hymns” book. It was an illustration of potent ideologies of the evangelical movement in England at the time. The Amazing Grace tune as we know it was composed byContinue reading “Do I Dare?”
2 Timothy 1:1-7 (KJV)
1:1-2 Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, according to the promise of life which is in Christ Jesus, To Timothy, my dearly beloved son: Grace, mercy, and peace, from God the Father and Christ Jesus our Lord. Paul’s salutation in 2 Timothy is similar yet holds stark differences from theContinue reading “2 Timothy 1:1-7 (KJV)”
I Can Face Tomorrow
There are particular moments from early childhood that many remember vividly. It may be good things and it may be bad things. Some moments are big and other ones are small. But these moments for some reason, just stick out to us. One moment that often comes to mind randomly but always providentially is whenContinue reading “I Can Face Tomorrow”
The Old Rugged Cross
George Bennard was born February 4th, 1973, in a coal mining town of Youngstown, Ohio. He aspired to be a Christian evangelist, but his father died so he stayed and supported his mother and sister. Later he became involved with the Salvation Army and then an ordained minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church. Bennard diedContinue reading “The Old Rugged Cross”
2 Timothy Background & Introduction
2 Timothy 4 chapters, 83 verses, and 1,666 words (KJV) Written during Paul’s second imprisonment, shortly before his martyrdom. This is Paul’s last known written work. 1 of the 3 epistles written to local Church leaders. These are considered the “Pastoral Epistles”. They include 1 and 2 Timothy along with Titus. Although not often categorizedContinue reading “2 Timothy Background & Introduction”
Like a Boss
Like a Boss. What comes to mind when you read these words? For me, it brings back memories of the late 2000’s and early 2010’s when the “Like a Boss” trend was in full swing. From the depths, merchandise and entertainment was defined by these three words. There was the #likeaboss, the “Like a Boss”Continue reading “Like a Boss”
Level of Effort
In project management, there is a scale that is used by managers called the “level of effort” scale. It does not necessarily scale how much work is done, but it can gauge the work performance and quality of the work conducted. It would appear that the Hall of Fame quarterback Joe Namath would approve ofContinue reading “Level of Effort”
Soap Bubbles
“Vanity of vanities, saith the Preacher, vanity of vanities; all is vanity.”~ Ecclesiastes 1:2 Does this verse ring of utter positivity and make you excited to read on?! I sure hope so… As you read on… Mentally tag the word, vanity. Moving on, the writer Solomon begins to depict the many things that humanity prizesContinue reading “Soap Bubbles”
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