As I shared in one of Saturday’s posts, I’m starting a new job today as a Seasonal Recruiter for the Samaritan’s Purse ministry project Operation Christmas Child. Friends, I’m sure you know that starting a new job is both exciting and intimidating. We anticipate new opportunities, relationships, and responsibilities. There is also a degree ofContinue reading “First Day on a New Job | A Biblical Perspective”
Bible Study Sunday | The Hard Work of Living Like Jesus
There are passage of the Bible that are comforting while others are convicting. Matthew 18 is a little of both. As we continue our journey through the Gospel of Matthew, we come to a chapter where Jesus talks about what it actually looks like to live together as His people. And honestly, it’s not alwaysContinue reading “Bible Study Sunday | The Hard Work of Living Like Jesus”
Saturday in the Word | When Knowing Right Isn’t Enough
The Apostle Paul describes the struggle of knowing what is right and good yet finding himself doing what he does not want to do. He knows better. Romans 7 raises the important question: Why is doing the right thing so much harder than knowing the right thing to do? Paul struggled with this, too. WretchedContinue reading “Saturday in the Word | When Knowing Right Isn’t Enough”
