These things aren’t “new,” as such. But maybe they’re new to you. And if they are, they shouldn’t be. And if you read to the end, they won’t be. First, you need to check out this blog: ifwewilllive.com. “Do you want to solidify your understanding of the Bible? Grow in godly influence and impact as … More New {to You} in November 0.1
I can genuinely say I love my life. Not only am I unusually content, I look at the future with excitement, and almost {just almost} hope that nothing changes for awhile. Maybe that’s a bit strange considering 1) I’m almost 30 and not married, 2) I live with chronic pain, and 3) I spend at least fourteen … More A Day in the Life: How I Do What I Do
If it’s not one thing, it’s another. That seems to be the banner hanging over my head these days. I have lived in a cycle of physical pain for some time now, haunted with the frustrating feeling that one cure only causes another injury. First, severe arm pain, brought on by spinal deformity, body misalignment, and … More The Teeter-Totter That Won’t Go Away
You’re spending an afternoon in the park. You’ve removed all distractions and set aside some time for reading and reflection. You find an empty picnic table and settle in. The weather is just perfect, and the area is neither overrun nor secluded. You take note of the fact that the Bible you’re studying looks strangely … More But That Would Never Happen
No more Holy Spirit, speaking in tongues, casting out demons, fasting, or church discipline. Ever. Under any circumstance. Why? Because people always take these things to unbiblical extremes. Wouldn’t want to end up on that path, so we’ll stay away from it altogether. And while we’re tossing out bad bathwater, we’ll toss out the “good … More The “Good Works” Baby
Journey of the Word 