When you think of the Word of God does the word “wonderful” come to mind? If not – why not? Our psalmist today (Psalm 119:129-136) lays out the case why THEY use that word and we might be encouraged to find truth in it today. Continue reading Psalm 119: Pe
Is our home a place of “whatever happens here stays here” as if our homes, and “Vegas” are of the same accord? Paul argues that it shouldn’t, and isn’t. That our faith and belief, our declaration of the grace of Christ, MUST permeate our home life too. So in today’s podcast we look at Paul’s words to Titus (Titus 2) and the churches in Crete on how they live at home must match their “sound doctrine.” Continue reading Titus 2: Living With Eagerness…at Home
When a song gets in your head – sometimes you just need to follow it down some trails. And once down those trails, sometimes, you find that you are challenged and comforted. Continue reading The Hands of God…
Are we able to make demands of God? Is it OK to be in a place/space where we toss up our hands and say, “This is all on you now God and you better act!” Our 8 verses of Psalm 119 (121-128) deal with that very thing as the psalmist is at a loss and commands God to act. Continue reading Psalm 119: Ayin
In today’s podcast we continue with looking into the letter to Titus from Paul as he addresses the brokenness of these churches in Crete. And through this letter, what we’ll hear, is that lives affected by grace must mean something. It’s a great challenge not only for our Elders (as Paul is addressing here) but it’s a challenge that trickles down to ALL people of God. Continue reading Titus 1:5-16 The Affects, and Effect, of Grace
Our exploration of “Samkeh” (verses 113-120 of Psalm 119) shares with us the psalmist anger towards those who are “double-minded” and speak of God and yet do not live out his Word in their lives. The challenge we can find here is that the “call” of this world is strong and while we often fall pray it’s not ultimately where we land. Continue reading Psalm 119: Samekh
What does it mean to live into the knowledge and truth of Jesus Christ? Paul would declare that it’s knowing Jesus, realizing what he has done, and then having every breath of our lives reflecting not only that but eternity to come. Challenging words to Titus and the churches in Crete. Challenging words to you and I today. Continue reading Titus 1:1-4 Pointing to Eternity
