Using the metaphor of our bedrooms as the inner most chamber of our hearts, Jami Staples invites us to experience True Rest in the presence of Jesus Christ.
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The third in a 3 part series about the deeper meaning and application of Immanuel
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The second in a 3 part series about the deeper meaning and application of Immanuel
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The first in a 3 part series on the deeper meaning and application of Immanuel
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For you the matter may not be complicated. However, I can only honestly answer the first one: yes....yes I am glad Baghdadi is dead. But, I have to tell you, I don’t feel valiant or even patriotic to say that.
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Honor and Shame can be a difficult concept to understand for many Western thinkers. But the notion of true Honor is God’s idea!
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It is easy for a reader even today to look at the text and see that God and Jesus are one in nature. And that brings us hope.
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If we are spending more time listening to others’ opinions about Him than reading His own letter to us about Himself, we will draw wrong conclusions that lead us far from Truth.
When people make heinous choices, it can feel natural to hate. But God’s Word teaches a more nuanced response to evil, and provides hope for overcoming even the worst wrongs.
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All cultures have shame, though they carry it differently. Whether the shame is communal or individualistic, Jesus is the only true covering.
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The current culture wants us to believe that we can define our own meaning and morals without experiencing any fallout. The truth is much more sobering.
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There is no middle ground on one’s position with Christ. Is Jesus God? The question pierces a dark world of injustice, war, and corruption.
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I asked my husband the four words every man hates: “how do I look?” His response wasn’t exactly what I hoped, but it did remind me of a valuable lesson.