Judging in the Moment
It takes intentional work to put our prejudices behind in favor of how we’re commanded by God to respond and not judge.
It takes intentional work to put our prejudices behind in favor of how we’re commanded by God to respond and not judge.
We tend to get two messages over the holidays: that this is a time of extreme stress and it’s a time of relaxation with friends and family. So which is it? Maybe it’s a before-and-after thing — now that Christmas Day is over we can mellow out a week un …
As a kid going to church, I became accustomed to traditional wooden pew seating, and singing the first, second and last verses of 15th-century hymns. Later I moved into the non-denominational realm where contemporary worship songs and edgy sermon title …
Call me a nerd, but my fascination with the internet and how we use it led me to read a book on that very subject. In The Shallows: What the Internet is Doing to Our Brains, Nicholas Carr makes a compelling argument that because of this new medium, the …
Either your actions are confusing or they convey that you are pursuing. Either way, it’s time for a DTR – Define the Relationship.
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