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How to keep a vibrant faith
How do we live a consistent vibrant faith? To be vibrant means to be full of energy and enthusiasm. The etymology for the word, enthusiasm, is instructive. It’s directly from Late Latin enthusiasmus, from Greek enthousiasmos, meaning: “divine inspiration”…from enthousiazein … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Father Heart of God, Identity, Rest of God, Sonship, Worship
Tagged Abba Father, Christianity, Jonathan David Helser, Personal testimony, Salvation, transformation
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Walking out our redemption
Graham Cooke said, “We’re saved once, but we get redeemed from our old ways every single day! We’re learning how to be a new creation.” This is critically important to understand if we’re going to walk in what God intends … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Grace, Rest of God, Sonship
Tagged Abiding in Christ, Christianity, Discipleship, Gifts of the Spirit, Graham Cooke, Holy Spirit, transformation
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Turning traps into triumphs in Christ
I want to continue where I left off last time about how we can thrive during troubling times. We should understand, first and foremost, that God has appointed us to live a fruitful life, and that our fruit should remain … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Freedom, Sonship
Tagged Christian growth, Christianity, Overcoming life in Christ, stress and worry
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Overcoming in troubled times
We win. I thought I should start with that reminder. It’s important that we remember this every day, especially in a crazy year like 2020! When all hell breaks loose around us, we need to remember that heaven is for … Continue reading
Why do we resist freedom?
What is it about us as human beings that we resist being truly free? Why do we prefer to be held by fear, to be the victim or the perpetrator, the oppressed or the oppressor? Why do we cling to … Continue reading
All Christians should get a divorce
If you’re a follower of Christ, you need to get a divorce. Really, you do. As soon as possible, even though there may be a long custody battle. Don’t worry…God approves. What…not married? Well, actually, we’re all married in this … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Heaven on earth, Identity, Love
Tagged Christianity, Intimacy with God, Overcoming life in Christ, The Christian life, transformation
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Rescued from an empty and futile life
In at least one way, 2020 has been a gift to us. It’s gotten us all off our daily hamster wheel and allowed us to get some fresh perspective about our lives. Which makes it interesting that we’re wearing masks! … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Heaven on earth, Identity, Love
Tagged Christianity, Eternal life, Eternal Purpose, Hope, Jesus, Nihilism, Salvation
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Mariah’s story IS the Gospel
Bill Johnson once said, “A man who has an encounter is never at the mercy of a man with an argument.” I’ve always loved that statement because it expresses the difference between authentic Christianity and empty religion. In this case … Continue reading
Posted in Freedom, Love
Tagged Christianity, God Encounter, Jesus, Personal testimony, Salvation, The Gospel, transformation
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“White, Woke, but Spiritually Broke”
This video is an important conversation every Christian needs to hear. While we all should support real justice for black Americans and be for police reform, we must also be discerning about the agenda and ideology behind social justice movements … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Christian worldview, Christianity, Culture, current events, Ryan Bomberger, Sean Feucht, Social justice, Wokeness
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What compassion looks like in “fly over” country
Okay, I just have to share this video. I actually cried when I first saw it because it was so moving and in such stark contrast to all the anger, divisiveness, hatred, and violence we’re seeing on the news these … Continue reading
Posted in Grace, Love
Tagged American heroes, Cajun Navy, Christianity, Compassion, Culture, current events, Farmers helping farmers, Hurricane Laura, Relationships
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