Monthly Archives: August 2013

“Ready disciples are blind to the cares of the world. Their faith has distorted their ability to participate in pride or prestige or position. They do not worry about repercussions or rocking the boat, only the story of their Healed … Continue reading →

“Sharing Jesus with others is a fishing expedition. We cast our lines and throw our nets and hope the fish bite…We simply present what we are given as best we know how and wait for them to bite. We are … Continue reading →

As the day drew to a close, the only words I knew to describe my Tuesday were, “Lord, I am discouraged.” A hundred years from now, those reading my journal will know that Tuesday, August 20, 2013, was a discouraging … Continue reading →

“Jesus is not customizable. He has not left Himself open to interpretation, adaptation, innovation, or alteration. He has spoken clearly through His Word, and we have no right to personalize Him. Instead, He revolutionizes us. He transforms our minds through … Continue reading →

A few weeks ago, I was talking with a good friend about life. As we talked, my friend shared some emotions that he had been experiencing for some time. I recognized what these emotions could be a symptom of and … Continue reading →

“To be a Christian is to be loved by God, pursued by God, and found by God. To be a Christian is to realize that in your sin, you were separated from God’s presence, and you deserved nothing but God’s … Continue reading →

I just finished a great book by Kyle Idleman called, Gods at War. The book is an excellent guide to help the American Dream Christians of 2013 evaluate the idols in their lives. One of the chapter in the book … Continue reading →

“The call to follow implies that there is only one way of believing on Jesus Christ, and that is by leaving all and going with the incarnate Son of God.” Dietrich Bonhoeffer, The Cost of Discipleship, p. 62.

Yes, you read correctly–this post is called TMI or Too Much Information. If you dare, read on… This morning after I had dried off from my shower, I pulled on my boxers and proceed to get ready. As I continued, … Continue reading →