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CLICK HERE to buy When a Nation Forgets God: 7 Lessons We Must Learn from Nazi Germany By Erwin W. Lutzer / Moody Publishers The atrocities committed by the Nazis are almost unimaginable. And yet, in the early 20th century, Germany didn't appear to be on the brink of...
CLICK HERE to buy The Church in Babylon: Heeding the Call to Be a Light in the Darkness By Erwin W. Lutzer / Moody Publishers How can American Christians remain faithful in a culture increasingly hostile toward our beliefs? Like the Israelites in Babylon, we must find...
CLICK HERE to buy Pilgrim's Progress By Rosalie de Rosset, ed. / Moody Publishers Underscoring the pivotal role that classic literature plays in the shaping of our lives, Moody Press has introduced Moody Classic Series, celebrating Christian writing which has stood...
Suffering means experiencing pain of some sort, physically or mentally.
Being a victim is admitting that your suffering was not meant for you. That it doesn’t serve you and you have no control over it.
The problem with our modern culture is that we confuse suffering with being a victim. We avoid all suffering and quickly embrace victimhood.
Why?
Because if I’m a victim, that’s someone else’s problem. There is nothing I can or need to do about it, I was a victim.
If I’m suffering, I still have a choice. I can choose to continue to suffer, eventually leading to my victimhood, or I can turn my suffering into a strength…
Pride is a real bugger, isn’t it?
Most associate pride with having more than another person or being better at something than them and gloating about it.
But our pride usually gets exposed more when we refuse to be wrong about something. We’re often attached to our identity of being right about specific things. Especially if we’ve spent hours, days, or years learning something of this world…
Once you can really understand how imperfect you are, then you can have the love and grace to accept the imperfection in others.
It’s when we’re blind, ignorant, or unwilling to see our own imperfections that we end up blaming everyone else for our problems.
Sunday morning perspective before you head to church today. I recall some years ago a pastor at my church talking about one weekend (before he was a pastor) when they were late getting to church. It seemed as though nothing was going...
I'm big on seeking knowledge. Knowledge makes us more powerful. But is there such a thing as seeking too much knowledge? It was the seeking of knowledge of medical experiments on unwilling Jews in WWII that was evil and sinful. Perhaps...
When you truly understand the cancerous properties sin has on us and the world, you start to detest the slight bit of it from within. It's not to say one becomes perfect and sin-free. You just become hyper-aware of it and want to remove...
When you’re right in the middle of an argument with a loved one, we all have a struggle with feeling, expressing, and showing love. We’re at an emotional high, and our logic escapes us. We react instead of properly responding.
And these are the people that are the closest to us and that we care the most about. And yet Jesus tells us to love our enemies. Knowing myself, that seems like an impossible task.
Too many Christians fell for the lie. The world has taught us that our physical life is separate from our spiritual life. You can believe what you want provided you keep it to yourself. Do your worshipping in a building on Sunday, and...
Short clip of a great conversation between a Christian, a scientist, and Jordan Peterson.
I’m not going to say I agree with every single word said here, but the conversation is very deep and interesting.
Jonathan’s point near the end hits the nail on the head.
I've been watching/listening to some easter services from many churches this last week. I've seen all sorts of messages. Some reduce the concept of sin to a small annoyance or when you get irritable with others or your children. They...
The written word stimulates the imagination. The written word educates people. The written word brings clarity. The written word allows for progress. The written word creates efficiencies. But none of that is possible without the spoken...
A few weeks back during our prayer and worship night a brother brought up a question that's been very close to my spiritual walk. There is a lot of evil, sinful, and downright satanic stuff going on in the world right now. I'm unsure if...
The value of something is determined by the price that someone is willing to pay for it. That's basically how the market works. If a product is scarce and in high demand, well, the perceived value goes up. If a product has flooded the...
If you say it louder, it doesn't make you right. Have you ever had someone try to explain something to you and you didn't get it? So you ask them to explain it again, to which they respond with a sigh and attempt to say it again, but...
Women are NOT equal to men. But I cannot say that without also saying that men are NOT equal to women. We were never designed to be equals. We were designed to be complimentary. As a man, I have specific talents and values to bring to...
Jarrin tells it how it is, and we need to be open to hearing it as it is. The stabbing in Vancouver was horrible. But as some people pointed out, what's up with the dude who just stood there and filmed it? How many movies and games made...
To truly know love, one must fully understand evil. If love is defined solely as an emotion you feel, you're capable of great evil under the guise of love. Because if it feels good, how can it be wrong? Because love is love right? It...
The world is trying so hard to be righteous and holy according to their god. But not by looking within at their own sins, but instead by coming up with standards that position themselves as perfect victims while lowering everyone else as...
Should a Christian be sorry for the past behaviour of other Christians? I don't believe so, and this is why. The death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ is the good news is that not one of us ever needs to dwell on our the sinful...
I want to be very clear. I hold ZERO tolerance for anyone who believes the bible says you can beat and abuse your spouse. There will be no debate on this issue. Abusive men are weak and full of toxic femininity. These are not masculine...
I'm not even angry. I'm just disgusted. But it's not like we weren't told that the church would tolerate the Jezebel spirit. This is just a part of that spirit.