[…]right, or in this case, righteous. Is it kind? This question is harder to answer. Maybe ask yourself, would I say this to her face? Or How will other people knowing this information affect the person it is about? We have all messed up, but not everything needs to be […]

[…]Yet she came to believe that this man, Jesus, was the Messiah. She could have kept it all to herself. But she didn’t. Rather, she testified to the Samaritans that this man, Jesus, had told her everything she had done. What was the result of this confession? Verse 39 says many […]

[…]a year maybe, but not much longer than that. At some point, if I did not start loving it for myself, I would stop liking it altogether. It’s the same way with Christ. We are not called to love Christ more than we love ____ (fill in the blank with […]

[…]sky, or any of the other plagues, but I have watched houses and lives ripped apart due to living selfishly. God has brought us out of sin with His strong hand. And He anticipated the day that our children and youth turn to us and ask, “Why do you follow […]

[…]break our hearts and stir us to action. Knowing that God loved me so much that he sacrificed himself for me creates the passion to share this love with the people I come into contact with. All three of these aspects of belief play into each other. It starts with personal […]