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Category Archives: Spiritual life
Party at My House! – God
Jesus is telling us something about God in this story, and he is definitely not the cosmic killjoy that people (and the devil) make him out to be. If anyone ever loved a good party, it is the God and Father of Jesus Christ. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Encouragement, Faith, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged 1 Corinthians 2:9, 2 Peter 3:9, Isaiah 25:6-9, Luke 14, Messianic Banquet, Parable of the banquet, Parable of the Ten Virgins, Psalm 23, Robert Capon, wedding feast of the Lamb, word "prepare" in Bible
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What I Don’t Understand About the Bible (It Could Fill Volumes)
…the whole Bible is like this. The whole of life is like this. There is so much to know and we know so little of it. Thank God, we are not saved by knowing everything, but by God’s mercy (Titus 2:5) in sending Christ. Continue reading
Paths The Lead Nowhere
Humanity walks on a ruined earth, the result of Adam’s rebellion and the long, devastating war that followed. The paths we take frequently lead nowhere. We lose ourselves and we cannot find our God. Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Faith, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged Christ, Christianity, encouraging faith, Faith, God, hope, spirituality
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He’s Still Our Father When We Mess Up
He not only didn’t look down on people at the lower end of the scale, he got rid of the scale – threw it out. In a society where even a child could distinguish between the reputable and the disreputable, Jesus’s disregard for those distinctions was scandalous. Continue reading
Poles Apart: The Realities that Make Us Who We Are
We were created with both poles – in that sense, we are all “bi-polar” – and we are only fully ourselves when we have a “current” within us that constantly moves between both. Continue reading
God Is Father
Our biological parents often don’t really know us. They make the mistake of treating us as if we were younger replicas of themselves. “But you like to fish. I’ve been taking you fishing since you were in diapers!” “Of course, you’re going to play the piano.”
… But our heavenly Father knows who we are. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Encouragement, Faith, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged "Not my will but yours be done", Christianity, fatherhood of God, God, importance of a father's role, Jesus Christ, John 14:6, John W. Fountain, Lord's Prayer, Luke 18:27, Matthew 10:30, Matthew 6:8, Psalm 139
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The God Who Is Light
He took all the things he ever heard Jesus say about God and, after spending decades thinking about them and talking to God about them, he summarized them in ten words (in Greek): “God is light; in him there is no darkness at all” (1 John 1:5). Continue reading
How Do You Identify?
Poised between two identities, we are faced with the decision to repent, which is so much more than turning from our sins. It is a turning from our identity, a losing of ourselves (our soul, our ψυχή) in order to become someone new… Continue reading
Why I Had So Much Trouble Reading the Bible
I would read some passage in the Gospels and, before I was done with the first paragraph, wander into some daydream or fretting episode. When I finally emerged and returned to my reading, the same thing would happen again within moments. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Encouragement, Faith, Spiritual life
Tagged Christianity, Common Lectionary, devotional time, distractions, God, how to read the Bible, Jesus, Prayer, quiet time
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