Elijah: Faith that Acts
To follow Jesus up close, rather than at a distance, we must base our lives on the reality of faith rather than the reality of fear.
Read moreElijah: Are You Willing to Speak Your Faith?
If we are to hear the voice of God, and thus have an understanding of what it means to follow Jesus in real time, we must surround ourselves with the language and voice of God.
Read moreElijah: Do You Have a Sustaining Faith Picture?
As we rehearse our vision of faith over and over, keeping it ever before us, it strengthens and sustains us, remaining intact as a source of strength during times of crisis and resistance.
Read moreElijah: Paralyzing Fear vs Powerful Faith
God offers Elijah, and us, three specific spiritual resources: visioning, speaking, and acting.
Read moreYour Cross to Bear
Deep and authentic faith is meaningful; but can be costly, challenging, even frightening.
Read moreWhat to Do with Your Shortcomings
If you reflect on your spiritual walk, how do Peter’s various responses to Jesus resonate with your experience?
Read moreThe Risk of Following Closely
Yet, for our faith to be real, for it to be authentic, we must risk moving out of the shadows. So the question is, how close to the fire will we get?
Read moreEmbracing Trust and Obedience
The dynamics of trust and obedience define the relational and personal dimensions of faith. We tend to treasure what we trust and trust what we treasure.
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