When our eyes are fixed on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith (Heb. 12:1-3) rather than keeping score with others, we’ll actually enjoy serving because it is in serving that we sense the nearness of our Savior.
The real world is no place to cover your ears or eyes. Playing pretend may be okay for children but not for the man or woman of God.
I don’t know what it’s like to know that Death will be collecting me soon. I don’t know the nagging fears you may have about time or faith or regrets. I want so badly, however, to tell you the one thing I do know.
Do you know the God you pray to? You can meet that God in the Lord’s Prayer (actually the Disciples’ Prayer) in Matthew 6. You can learn a lot about what people think about God by listening to their prayers. But while we reflect only what we think about God, Jesus reveals what he knows about God. In this prayer, either directly or indirectly, Jesus introduces us to that God. Let’s meet him.
Today, on Steve Brown, Etc., we’re talking about holy sex! What is it? Why does it matter? And why did Christopher Yuan write a book about it? Join Steve and the gang for a discussion with Christopher Yuan about his book, Holy Sexuality and the Gospel: Sex, Desire, and Relationships Shaped by God’s Grand Story.
Have you ever walked in on someone praying? You can tell a lot about a person by listening to him or her pray, and in John 17 we get to listen in on Jesus’ longest prayer recorded in the gospels. Join Steve Brown as he takes us into the holy of holies to hear Jesus’ high priestly prayer and find out what we learn about God the Son.
Maybe one reason Jesus chose such a motley crew was to show that he can transform anyone.
The truth is, we can risk in direct proportion to how much we can afford to lose.
In celebration of Valentine’s Day, I’m listing some of the stupid things said to or by my friends about being single.
