If you were brought up in a home or in a church with an overemphasis on sin with condemnation and fear of punishment, talking about sin can understandably be a […]
Reconciling Sin, Judgment, and a God of Love Part 3 Read More »
It is not a sexy thing to talk about sin in our current culture. If you were brought up in a home or in a church with an overemphasis
Reconciling Sin, Judgment, and a God of Love – Part 2 Read More »
It is not a sexy thing to talk about sin in our current culture. If you were brought up in a home or in a church with an overemphasis on
Reconciling Sin, Judgment, and a God of Love – Part 1 Read More »
There are things in life which are simply not OK: death, destruction, loss, betrayal, murder, rape, abandonment, torture, defilement, disease, infirmity, all the “isms”, and the list goes on and
How to Be OK in the Midst of Not OK Part 1 Read More »
About four months ago from this writing, I had a dream. I was outdoors at a park called Garden of the Gods with fantastic rock formations that jut out
How to Handle Dreams and Prophetic Revelation Read More »
We are continuing to dive into the good news of the real Gospel. We started unpacking Ephesians 1 in the first two blogs in this series, and we will continue
The Real Gospel, Too Good Not to Be True – Part 3 Read More »
In part 1 of this series, we focused on the Gospel as it relates to being foreknown, predestined, called, justified, then finally glorified by God. Wow, wow, wow! You need
The Real Gospel, Too Good Not to Be True – Part 2 Read More »
Christianity has struggled for far too long with the goodness of God and what He accomplished and is working out for all the created realm—including humanity in general and
The Real Gospel, Too Good Not to Be True – Part 1 Read More »
As I sit with Holy Spirit, I see a huge golden gear turning clockwise. I am drawn to the teeth on it, time forward. I hear the words from Holy
Beautifying the Time Read More »
As I am writing this, we are in holiday mode. The days are getting shorter, and the nights are longer. It’s dark a lot of the time. And as
Coming into the Light Read More »
