What are you grateful for? It’s an important question to stop and ask from time to time.
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Racism in the church is insidious. It hides in plain sight, often silent and hard to identify.
The current refugee movement is bringing people who have never heard of Jesus into contact with people who have.
If we believe that we are all descendants of Noah, then we must also believe that each person, regardless of race or culture, is a long-lost brother or sister.
David knows he’s been called by God, knows he’s destined for great things and yet he’s stuck in a cave.
There have been days when I’ve questioned my calling, wanted to give up or change course. Not just days but whole months or seasons.
Many of us have been hurt by people representing the church and unfortunately, that will continue to happen until Jesus returns.
What should we do if we have the truth but live in a time in which truth is becoming a rare commodity?
Like putting a bandage on a cancer, some of these solutions don’t address the root cause of the problem.
When our functional theology creates feelings of shame, guilt and failure, it is not bringing us the “easy burden”, “light yoke” or “abundant life” Jesus has promised.
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