When Cultural Identity Replaces Christ
In a world where cultural identity often overshadows faith, many Christians find themselves justifying worldly values instead of following Christ. This blog explores how allegiance to culture can replace allegiance to God.
Roots, Not Leaves.
Spiritual maturity is measured by the depth of your roots, not by the view of lush leaves. We cannot keep living life praising status as the qualifier for spiritual maturity and leadership. We must be deeply rooted in God’s written word so that we may discern what is true.
The Gifts of The Spirit
The gifts of The Spirit bring about a certain persona with them. Either you lean charismatic and are considered flaky and weird or you lean cessationist and are considered lifeless. Let’s dive into this divided topic.
Hermeneutics Intro: Does it Matter?
Hermeneutics. What a word! What does it mean? Does it even matter? How does it apply to my everyday life as a Christian?
Experiencing Satisfaction in Salvation.
I am persuaded that the key to the fulfilled Christian life is complete reverent submission to Christ which in turn cultivates an obedient heart.
Why Fight? The Great Divide
The division between the body of Christ. There is a great divide within the church today over different doctrines and theology that has caused a great many issues within the Church.
The Call for Devotion: Emphasis on Prayer.
There must be placed a greater emphasis on prayer within the Christian life. Within the church. His people can not expect to live a life with the Lord if not spending time with Him.
Finding God: When The Door Closes.
Life is about the small things. Finding God when the door closes, is not always seeing the Lord come in like a mighty rushing wind. But seeing the Lord work in the smallest things around you. The still small voice.
Roles and Identity.
Your identity is beyond your gifting, beyond your calling and beyond your role. Your identity is larger
All for One and One For All
If just 12 people who were in unity changed the world as we know it. How much more would happen if the Church, Christ’s bride, lived in unity.
