The Powerful Meaning Of John 10:10 (the thief comes to steal, kill, and destroy)
The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the fullest. John … Read more
The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy; I have come that they may have life, and have it to the fullest. John … Read more
Then he said to them, “So give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, and to God what is God’s.” – Matthew 22:21 This is a well-known … Read more
Many of us have this picture of Jesus as a passive white guy that speaks in hushed tones and, for some reason, is always holding a sheep. … Read more
Does the Bible really have contradictions? And what should we do?
What you post online as a follower of Jesus tells those reading something about God; good or bad.
If you’re in community, your likely to experience conflict. How can we deal with that conflict in a healthy way?
These are hurting our relationships and damaging others view of God.
For years Christians have been leading the charge to deny pleasures in the pursuit of Jesus. After all in Matthew 16:24 Jesus tells us we need to pick up our cross and follow Him. Dying to ourself doesn’t seem like a pleasure seeking move. However I think we have been focusing on the wrong thing.
Every year nearly 4,000 churches close their doors. But is that a good thing?
Our culture loves soundbites. We have about a 30 second attention span (I’m definitely guilty of that). And because of that we often take one Bible verse and go around quoting what it says while ignoring the context. Sometimes this gives us a half truth, other times it gives us something totally wrong. These are the top 3 Bible verses that I hear that don’t mean what people think they do.
I know this girl who thinks she has to accept the responsibility for the happiness of others… That girl is me.
Every second 28,000 people are viewing porn on the internet. Every second over $3,000 is being made on internet porn. 40 million Americans regularly visit a pornographic website.
This article isn’t about why Christians should party. It’s about why it’s so important that Christians no longer live and act in a place of fear.