When the Holy Spirit was working on Spurgeon’s heart, drawing him to Christ, Spurgeon visited multiple churches seeking to find the answer to the question of how to get his sins forgiven. Here’s a brief reflection of his from that … Continue reading →
Age (longevity or relative age)IntelligenceCharismaPersuasivenessBook smartsHaving a blog (even a popular one)Economic successCynicismSkepticismSilenceZealLack of zealOutward calmnessCautiousnessBeing well-travelled Random reflection for the morning. What else?
Fascinating comment from Kevin Perotta from his book Leading Christians to Maturity. Chapter 7: “A Distinctive Way of Life” “Christ, the apostles and the leaders of the early church considered the teaching about the Christian way of life to be … Continue reading →
…Just for fun… Over Christmas break I became aware of “The Daniel Diet” which purports to be “God’s prescription for your health”* Rick Warren is even endorsing this diet all over national media. The diet is “based on” Daniel 1. … Continue reading →
Devastating, unfathomable, bewildering, horrifying. That’s the best my mind can do with today’s events at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Connecticut with an hour’s reflection. This post is one way I’m trying to process it all. Politicians are posturing. Parents … Continue reading →