Christians tend to put a lot of importance on having right beliefs, but merely being right is no substitute for actually doing what is right.
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Christians tend to put a lot of importance on having right beliefs, but merely being right is no substitute for actually doing what is right.
New blog post: https://t.co/EuTVlvERUf
Many of those labeled deconstructors are truth seekers who have identified abusive postures and beliefs but are now ostracized and treated as outsiders. #invisiblejesus
Some people might find it disturbing that there are conflicting versions of various stories in the Bible, but I find it fascinating. A good example is the story of Jesus' miraculously feeding the multitude.
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If you believe God is primarily interested in punishing, you’re going to spend your days looking for people to punish.
If you believe God is primarily interested in loving, you’re going to spend your days looking for people to love.
God is love.
With great faith, we can face the storms of life with peace and boldness.
But what if we have "little faith"?
This is the sermon I preached this morning: https://t.co/dJPXnsJI8r
I set out to write something over the course of the Lenten season, and then I realized that I was growing tired of hearing the story I was telling myself.
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I made a big mistake. It was a very common mistake, but it was still a serious one. Maybe you've made it too.
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As I continued to reflect on the Psalms, I noticed a recurring theme in some of them - the psalmist is in some sort of trouble.
A followup to my previous post: https://t.co/X2hAxbHih9
I recently recommended praying the Psalms to my Sunday school class, because they cover such a wide range of emotions and experiences.
First blog post of the year: https://t.co/8OZfyS9hpn