Theology & Worship

Following Your Heart or Following Your Mind?

Posted on February 9, 2010. Filed under: Q&A, Theology & Worship, Truth Lived Out | Tags: , |

Concerning heart and mind, I think it would be a grave mistake to pit one against the other or favor either heart or mind over the other. I think many in the Church today have a tendency towards extremism. For instance, they might see some people depending too much on emotions, so, in response to [...]

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The Parable of the Lazy Slave

Posted on February 6, 2010. Filed under: Moral Compass, Theology & Worship, Truth Lived Out | Tags: , , , , |

If we continue to do nothing with our lives, our fear becomes an excuse for laziness. At first laziness is a choice. But it soon becomes a habit—the result of choosing inaction at every opportunity until it becomes second nature. This predisposition to do nothing is wickedness in God’s eyes because it squanders our life and hinders us from the abundance He has in store for us.

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Worship from an Honest Heart

Posted on January 24, 2010. Filed under: Following Jesus, Theology & Worship, Truth Lived Out |

Although I wrote this essay about seven years ago, it still rings very true for me.  I hope there is something in it for you as well…
As the first chords were played, the audience of young people stood and began singing and clapping along with the music.  Many raised their hands.  Some sat or even [...]

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“Immanuel”

Posted on December 24, 2009. Filed under: Theology & Worship | Tags: , |

Come let us worship and bow down
Kiss His cheek, see His crown
This Baby is Immanuel

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Letters to Little C: How Can You Be Sure?

Posted on November 3, 2009. Filed under: Following Jesus, Letters to Little C, Moral Compass, Theology & Worship, Truth Lived Out | Tags: , , , , , , , |

I remembered back to the one science class I took in college. In lab I learned that, since test results vary, it is best to take many measurements in order to ascertain the most accurate results. A fact is not scientifically viable unless it can be tested repeatedly and render like results.

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The Good News in a Nutshell

Posted on August 5, 2009. Filed under: Following Jesus, Theology & Worship |

I gave my life to Jesus when I was young. Being committed to Jesus helped me to steer clear of some destructive decisions over the years. But He has also given me a meaning and purpose. Everything I do is for Him, to please Him and give Him glory.
That doesn’t mean I live the perfect [...]

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In the Fourth Watch of the Night

Posted on July 2, 2009. Filed under: Following Jesus, Theology & Worship | Tags: , , , |

Nothing good ever happens at 3 a.m.
 If you’re awake at that hour, it’s almost always for the wrong reasons.  Perhaps there is the off chance that some cable channel is showing an all-night marathon of your favorite show, but with TiVo now there is no reason to actually stay up and watch it.  Most often, [...]

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What about demons?

Posted on June 19, 2009. Filed under: Q&A, Theology & Worship | Tags: , , |

. . . on approaching the topic there is always the danger of giving too much credit to evil spirits or of allowing them too much influence in our psyche. The bottom line is that we need to be aware that we do have an unseen enemy out there. And not only should we be on our guard, but we need to be on the offensive, taking ground for the kingdom of God! To begin, biblically speaking, a demon is a hell-bent angel. . . .

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