The writer explores the concept of invitations we experience daily, such as friend requests on social media, advertisements, physical invites for gatherings, and spiritual calls. In the face of these, the writer calls for careful consideration and filtering of these invitations based on their personal significance. Emphasizing the power of personal choice, the article urges readers to adopt strong, value-based decision-making, with spiritual guidance from the Bible as a reliable tool for discernment.
Category: Christian Life
Ten Incredible Benefits of Being a Christ-Follower
Christians are the most persecuted people group in the world today. According to Lifeway Research, in 2021, 360 million Christians around the world suffered significant persecution for their faith. That's one out of every seven believers. Sadly, those numbers are increasing. Christians in fifty-five countries across the globe suffer intense persecution in today's world. The … Continue reading Ten Incredible Benefits of Being a Christ-Follower
Can We Just Be Honest?
Thoughts on the dis-honesty we live with every day.
Four Ways to Experience the Essence of God
I once had a conversation with someone who claimed to be an atheist. I say claimed because I don't believe anyone is ever a complete atheist. Romans 1 tells us that although we don't physically see God, He is revealed to us in all His creation. Therefore, we are all without excuses. (Romans 1:20) To … Continue reading Four Ways to Experience the Essence of God
Why I Don’t Celebrate Gay Pride Month
First, they stole the word. Gay once meant happy. Being gay meant you were feeling great and having a wonderful time. It was a light, fun word. We heard about gay happy meetings and gay parties. We even have a Gay street in Nashville. Then homosexuals stole this word and turned it into something … Continue reading Why I Don’t Celebrate Gay Pride Month
Made New Every Morning
Though our outward man is perishing, our inward man is being renewed day by day.
The Importance of Practicing Humility in Daily Life
Humility is a virtue we strive for, often becoming more humble as we age through experience. It's about honoring God and others, not timidity or submission. Humble individuals show kindness, listen well, and express gratitude. While complete humility may be unattainable, practicing consideration for others daily can enhance our character.
