The M.O. of the Dragon Part 2: The Greatest of Sinners
The dragon’s greatest deception is to make us believe we are worshiping God when we are really worshiping a counterfeit.
The dragon’s greatest deception is to make us believe we are worshiping God when we are really worshiping a counterfeit.
Well, it’s the start of another year, which means another opportunity to make New Year’s resolutions and not keep them. What have years of failed New Year’s resolutions taught me? It’s not about what we decide to do, it’s all about the One we are connected to.
LASIK Surgery, Dry Eyes, and the Laodicean condition. How an experience with dry eyes led to an exploration of the church of Laodieca. We are all born blind. We need the eye salve of heaven to see again.
There is a vast difference between working for love and working from love. The older brother in the parable of the Prodigal Son was working for reward. But he should have been working from the love he had for his father. Like him, if we never grasp the real equation: Work from love, not for work love, we’ll never have the correct picture of ourselves, our brothers and sisters, or the Father we claim to serve.
Satan’s most masterful deception is not just covering minds with darkness, but it’s counterfeiting the light, the righteousness of Christ.
Through the season of my restlessness and discontent, I’ve learned the thirst and hunger of life can only be filled when we are fulfilling our God given purpose.
How a toothache revealed the dangers of staying in the comfort zone and the importance of getting a second opinion in life and dental care.
The steps towards Christ are not steps of pride, but of humility. They are the steps of a surrendered heart.
The only safe haven from the torment of fear is the love of God.
There is a monumental difference in the way Saul and David responded to God’s word. This monumental difference had to do with the hearts of these two kings.