Editor’s Note: This piece was originally published in 2007. I found myself thinking last night about differences between expressions of praise and worship that are beautiful and crafty, and those that are clumsy and seemingly uninspired. Naturally I’m …
How often do we actually do the praying we know we should do?
God loves me and has a wonderful plan for my life but the whole “wonderful” thing doesn’t seem to have worked out for a lot of people who believed that.
The key to a successful reset is not taking matters into your own hands. Making healthy adjustments in your life should not be an attempt to “fix” yourself.
Maybe you don’t feel equipped to serve God without some huge purpose. Maybe you feel guilty because you’re not doing enough “good.”
If you really want to be a good disciple, you deny yourself. You take up your cross (not your dream) and you follow God no matter the cost.
I wasn’t making any space to hear God speak into my need for direction and wisdom when I turned to people first.
What’s the difference between a small group and a cohort? And should we replace one with the other?
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