- God’s Presence Frees Us from OffenseWhere God is honored, feared, and reverenced, His presence abides. Where His presence abides, offense loses its power. When our awe of God is weak, we become preoccupied with what others owe us—respect, recognition, appreciation, understanding, or an apology. But when our awe of God is healthy, our focus shifts from ourselves to God and… Read more: God’s Presence Frees Us from Offense
- Whose Voice am I Listening to and Following?To a father who was visibly perplexed and after a miracle for his son: Mark 9:23 KJV “Jesus said unto him, If thou canst believe, all things are possible to him that believeth.” What if Jesus was revealing something much deeper than simply believing for an outcome? What if He was showing us that when… Read more: Whose Voice am I Listening to and Following?
- Whose Need Carries the Greatest Weight?God has a need. I have a need. You have a need. The question is: whose need carries the greatest weight? Does my opinion determine how those needs are met, or does God’s wisdom and purpose carry the final authority? Who should stand in awe of whom? Am I expecting God to align Himself with… Read more: Whose Need Carries the Greatest Weight?
