Category Archives: Christianity
Death of Bin Laden
Bin Laden is dead. First of all, as Americans, we have won a victory, and we should be proud. We have made a big step against terrorism. But, as Christians, when anyone dies without the hope of salvation, we should … Continue reading
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Radical Holiness
What is “radical holiness?” To be holy means to be set apart. I take it as, to not be used up by sin, or, pure and blameless. Radical can mean extreme, or drastic. So radical holiness is taking drastic measures … Continue reading
Being of One Mind
Divisions have been a long running problem for Churches. Where you have people, problems will arise, and there’s no way to avoid that unless we have the mind of Christ. In Phillipians 2:1-2, Paul tells the church in Phillipi to … Continue reading
Entertainment or Worship
So we had LCU’s Best Friends come and sing for our college group tonight. They all had good voices, and did a good job performing, but one thing I have a huge problem with is getting “worship” confused with “entertainment.” … Continue reading
Son Burn
Just recently, I went on a camping trip, and I was in the sun so much that I came home with a sunburn. I’ve been thinking a lot about Christ’s humanity, and how as a full human being He was … Continue reading
A Heart for God
In the old testament, one of the things that I think God was trying to stress the most is that he wants our hearts. He wishes for us to have a need to serve him; not because we’re scared of … Continue reading
Choosing God or Self
In early Israelite days, God chose for the people to have judges. These judges would direct the people in the ways of God. But the people were unhappy with this system of rule. They looked around at the other nations … Continue reading
Wisdom From Above
In a recent class I was in, we discussed Godly wisdom. In everything wordly, we see “bitter jealousy” and “selfish ambition” (James 3:14). These lead to destruction. But with Godly wisdom, when a person is no longer seeking glory for … Continue reading
Vain Belief
We can learn many lessons from the life of Paul. We originally see him at the stoning of Stephen, watching over the coats of the witnesses (Acts 7:58). A friend of mine recently pointed out the fact that Paul’s vain … Continue reading