Posts tagged “Jesus”
How Many Times Should I Forgive?
Should there be a limit on how often we forgive others?
Who is Jesus? Our King!
Have you ever read the Old Testament book of Zechariah? (It’s okay to be honest.) Zechariah isn’t quite as famous as Philippians, is it?…
Who Is Jesus? Our Priest?
In 2014 a gunman opened fire at a military base in Texas, tragically murdering three people. But there would have been more if it…
Who is Jesus? Our Prophet!
On the Sunday before Jesus’ death, there was a question echoing off the massive stones of the temple—“Who is this man the crowds are…
Jesus walks with you
“The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing. He makes me lie down in green pastures, he leads me beside quiet waters, he refreshes…
Jesus’ Growth Plan for Me: Why Jesus Allows Bad People Among Us
There’s always another awful headline, another hypocrite, another problem we want to fix in our broken world. If only it were as easy as plucking out the bad people from the good. But we know it’s not that simple. It’s for these moments of frustration that Jesus told this particular story of the weeds and the wheat to give us hope.
Depression and Anxiety
Watch the entire devotional series from this past week as Pastor Dan helps us learn how to handle anxiety and depression.
Be ready
As a Christian, you’ll stick out when you don’t bash Jessica in office gossip, when you don’t mock Randy’s new fashion disaster, when you…
Unstoppable
Let’s say you’re a contestant on Jeopardy. One of the categories is “The Bible.” Right in your wheelhouse. When it’s your turn, you get…
Depression and Anxiety: Stop Thinking Worst-Case Scenarios
Are you a “what-if” person who often thinks of worst-case scenarios? How do you get your anxiety under control if you’re a “what-if-er”?
Depression and Anxiety: I Feel Alone in My Faith
It’s not easy to follow Jesus and do the right thing when everyone around you is doing the opposite. So what can you do when you’re feeling alone and outnumbered?
Worth it!
No sleep. Hours of painful labor. Eight thousand diaper changes. Thousands of dollars in clothing and braces and education and frozen pizzas. Looking back…