How do you speak truth when it gets people angry? Or when they simply don’t care? Our culture has drastically changed and is in desperate need of truth. As Christians, we’re called to speak it. And speaking truth to power is more important now than ever. Watch as Steve teaches from Acts 5 about speaking our truth Jesus’ way.
A dirty child is easier to love than a distant child.
As we move into an increasingly hostile culture, it’s becoming more difficult for Christians to speak their truth without paying a price for it.
One of the most interesting aspects of ‘Jesus’ ministry isn’t anything he did or declared. It’s what he didn’t. Jesus absolutely refused to get off-mission or off-message.
I’m an expert on self-righteousness…and you are too. It’s perhaps the most dangerous of all human sins. And we’re guilty of it.
What if some of the truths you hold dear about the Bible are actually, well… not true? Andrew Farley is here on Steve Brown, Etc. today to say that at least 45 things you might have been told about Scripture are lies.
Humility, by its very nature, can’t recognize itself. So if you think you have it, you don’t. What is real humility? Join Steve as he teaches from John 3:22-36 about John the Baptist’s statement, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”
The question What do you do? is what our culture uses to define ourselves and other people—to determine Who are you? How valuable are you? Many of us see work as a key part of our identity. Our work makes us feel useful—or not, which is why many unemployed and retired people can fall into despair.
You can’t forgive and love until you’ve been forgiven and loved, and then only to the degree to which you’ve been forgiven and loved.
