Lookahead: Part of my struggle with believing in/appropriating Jesus’ Kingdom Promise involves my inevitable tendency to get into guilt-induced religious works. For about two years I have been grappling with how I continually rejoice with Paul in the grace of God when there are so many rules and regs in the New Testament. If you … Continue reading Kingdom Post #1 – Intro
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How-To Series Summary and Conclusion
Note: To view the posts in this series, you can use Search Bar at the very bottom. To view all posts chronologically please go to “PRIOR POSTS” Selection on Menu Bar. (“Uncategorized” link gets you vintage posts.) Once you’ve selected a post, if you scroll to the very bottom, you’ll find navigation links to help … Continue reading How-To Series Summary and Conclusion
How-To Post #14 – The Call…And Christmas
Lookahead: But once again, I conveniently end this latest How-To Series as 2020 is winding down—at a time during which we honor and worship the One Who came down to earth in response to an unignorably ultimate call—the call to save humanity by becoming its ransom/then being executed—in the most horrifically brutal way that any … Continue reading How-To Post #14 – The Call…And Christmas
How-To Post #12 – On the Highway to Hell
Lookahead: If we find ourselves in a position where we are unable to forgive a heathenish person who has behaved monstrously, God can do it for us. We just need to ask Him for His help. Forgiving does not mean that we condone the behavior, tolerate it any way, or allow it on our watch. … Continue reading How-To Post #12 – On the Highway to Hell
How-To Post #11 – Riot Inciting Scoffers
Lookahead: That means that they may wear “Jesus Loves You” tee-shirts with matching baseball caps, and plaster ichthys (🐟) bumper stickers all over their cars, and sing Hillsong worship songs in 5-part harmony, and speak enough fluent Christianese to make a Pentecostal Church Mother weep; but you get the Holy Spirit when you become a … Continue reading How-To Post #11 – Riot Inciting Scoffers
How-To Post #10 – Blaming + Boasting + Flattering Hyprocrites
Look-ahead: Along those lines, it’s hard to understand what Enoch (and his great-grandson, Noah) went through. They were surrounded by people who had been utterly, irreversibly corrupted by the enemy. The point that I’m trying to make is that, if I can remind myself in the middle of a trial with difficult people, that at … Continue reading How-To Post #10 – Blaming + Boasting + Flattering Hyprocrites