Prayer

  • Who is the Christian? 6

    The general thesis of who the Christian is may be likened to a baby with its father. Exactly the way a baby derives its life from the sperm of its father through a process that involves the fertilization of its mother’s egg, Christians derives their being from God through a process that involves the substitution…

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  • Who is the Christian? 5

    The Christian is not one that merely goes to church. She’s not a Christian because she was born to Christian parents and was raised a certain way. The Christian has one significant quality, which is, life as God has life, and shouldn’t be subject to sin, failure, sickness, or death. Beyond this, just as things…

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  • Who is the Christian? 4

    The Christian is born again. And this isn’t a denominational cliché thrown around in certain Protestant circles. Being born again might be better understood from the idea of actually being born. When a person is born into this world, he or she is born a baby with every faculty that makes it as human as…

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  • Who is the Christian? 2

    I am convinced that if I can answer this question for you, you’ll never see the world the same way again. The Christian is not one who goes to church. He is not one that merely subscribes to a religion started by Jesus Christ. The Christian has (or possesses) a life that is exactly as…

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  • There is a pattern that God has shown you in particular. Maybe He said to start a YouTube channel or build a website or write a book. Your pattern is the blueprint that God gave you for you. Don’t say because so-and-so is doing this or that, you will copy her. They have their own…

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  • The problem with assuming

    To assume you know when you really don’t. To refuse to think critically about everything when you really should. And failing to ask the questions that might provide you with the answers to lead a more meaningful life are three of the most underrated things in this century. These are also the untapped super reservoir…

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  • The discovery

    In the story of the prodigal son that Jesus told, the boy coming to his back to senses, having lived out his vainest fantasies, is certainly the most important arc of that story. His best imaginations eventually led him to groveling with pigs when servants in his father’s home ate like lords. That boy is…

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  • Harmony

    Your results in life are determined by what you are in harmony with. Read that again. Think about it and look intentionally for harmony. John 1:1 says it all: “In the beginning was the Word, the Word was [in harmony] with God and the Word was God.” Harmony is what you should be looking for,…

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  • Observe the watches

    To the untrained in Christ, there are no prayer times. The one who believes in Jesus may pray at anytime. Not so. There are eight watches that a Christian may observe. Whether you pray for 15 minutes or the statutory 1 hour at these times, is up to you. But heaven and earth are in…

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  • A thought on anger

    A wise man once said that anger is an emotional punishment you give yourself for someone else’s behavior. There is no place for offense in the life of a Christian. How do we know this? Jesus bore on His body the chastisement in exchange for peace. So, be at peace.

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