It’s easy to be a Christian. Go to a “Christian Book Store,” and you’ll see what I mean. The walls are lined with Scripture prints for all your inspirational décor needs. T-shirts, keychains, tote bags, journals, photo frames, gift bags, you name it. Walk in a heathen; walk out an accessorized Christian . . . complete … More the coffee mug Christian
You hold your head high and put that “Jesus-smile” on your face. Right before you walk through the church’s front doors. You’re a true Christian if anybody ever saw one. You’re a Sunday school teacher and you sing in the choir. You volunteer for the nursery and VBS and work days and door-to-door visitation. You take … More that “Jesus-smile”
When you accepted Christ, you were told what to do next. “Read your Bible, pray every day, and you’ll grow, grow, grow.” If you received the advanced-level instructions, you may have been told to memorize some Bible verses or even to start fasting. You’ve been working hard to master those “spiritual disciplines” all your live-long … More no more spiritual disciplines
“I do know.” Those are three words I don’t usually say. “Where do you want to eat for lunch?” “I do know. Let’s eat at Chick-fil-A.” Not my first response. Chick-fil-A? Yes. The choice of grammar which led to the highly favored suggestion? Just no. Not to be confused with the last post, “I Don’t Know,” this … More I do know
“I don’t know.” Those are three words I don’t like to say. Silence is awkward, and ignorance is embarrassing. I want to have an answer. So I give one whether I have one or not. I form an opinion on the spot, if need be. I want to come across as knowledgeable and prepared. If I don’t … More I don’t know
Journey of the Word 