In an age progressively characterized by narcissism, Paul’s passionate hope to bless others is still invigorating, if not other-worldly. With a finger to the pulse
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Awe is Good For You
A Wall Street Journal article says, “Studies find the emotion of awe may make people more empathetic, trusting, generous, and humble.”1 One cited case follows the
If You’ve Lost Something for Christ, Your Moment is Coming; If You Haven’t, Your Moment is Still Coming
We follow Jesus by going where He goes. But few people ever ask Him, “Where are you going?” We assume He’s headed to financial abundance,
Basic Discipleship–Don’t Get in Your Own Way
I like going one exit farther than what I need in order to get off the freeway for my house. It doesn’t make sense. With
The Terrible, but Effective Way to Build the Church
“I’m going to build a fence.” My dad made that declaration in the summer of 1971. What did it mean for me and my
The Beautiful, Quirky, Problematic People of Your Church
Like dunking a nerf basketball into one of those kiddie-size hoops, it’s way too easy to bash the church. You don’t have to be insightful or
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