These posts are biblical teachings looking at what does the Bible say, what does it mean, and how do we apply it to our every day lives.
The Bible has strong language for the battles we face and the war we are in with battling sin and our enemy. Especially when it comes to our minds. It’s not enough to simply ignore the lies that come in or to try to stop thinking about them, but we
We see in Acts 16 that the Gospel is spreading all the way through Europe and three different people get rescued in the process, showing that salvation is available for all people. Christianity is not about what you do, but about what’s been done. It’s not earning your salvation, but receiving
We see in Acts 4 God using ordinary people to do extraordinary things. We also see what it looks like to be bold and obedient and then in Acts 5 what it looks like to be dishonest and disobedient. At the end of the day, it’s not about our works
We learn in Jonah 3 that God desires that we should all reach repentance and not perish. This is evident with how God addresses Jonah’s heart in Chapters 1 & 2 as well as using him to reach the people of Nineveh. It is crucial for us to lead people
We are forgetful people. There’s so many things flying in and out of our minds and we (myself included) find ourselves so distracted every day. The danger in this for followers of Jesus is that we forget who we are…we forget that we have been changed. And the more we
