Too often we are quick to pass judgment on those around us – calling the person who cut us off in traffic an idiot or the guy who messed up a project at work a moron. We make these statements Continue reading Not Judging & Being Reconciled (Matt 5:21-26)
There are many people who call themselves Christians who still enjoy activities associated with darkness (spiritual darkness). Whether it be being entertained by things filled with death and lust or heart issues like judgment, envy, or fear. The problem is Continue reading Walking in Light (1 John 1:7)
In my last blog on standing still and seeing God’s salvation, I included a disclaimer at the bottom about not being “anti action”. You see the point is to be obedient to whatever God has told you – to wait Continue reading Stopping to Inquire
It’s been hard for me to blog lately. We’re in such a desert season and everything feels dry and cracked and ugly. So I’ve been journaling to myself and God and leaving y’all out of the mix. You see in Continue reading Wait
There are those who accuse those who walk in complete obedience to the Lord as being radical. Radical obedience. I guess the question I’d ask is if you are only partially obedient, are you actually being obedient?
In Numbers 25 we find the Israelites running after foreign gods (remember this is right after God saved Balaam from cursing them… essentially they’re repaying God’s mercy with unfaithfulness). Many were partaking in rituals worshiping these gods and included in Continue reading Passion Matters (Numbers 25)
I kept pondering my blog from yesterday, which basically showed us that our obedience to God demonstrates to the world that God is holy… worthy of trust. And that obedience has nothing to do with logic, rather trust. As I Continue reading Grace in the Faith Walk (Num 20-24)
Numbers 20:1-13 is where the Israelites are complaining to Moses (again) about the lack of water. Moses and Aaron get on their faces and seek God and He gives very clear instructions: Moses SPEAK to the rock and I will Continue reading Showing God is Worthy of Our Trust (Numbers 20)
In Numbers 15, God is reviewing the penalties for sin with Moses. First He addresses things done unintentionally. Then in verses 30-31, He addresses ones done intentionally. His wording here is interesting – He says things done “presumptuously“. Presume means Continue reading Presumption (Numbers 15:30-31)
Numbers 12:1 “Then Miriam and Aaron spoke against Moses…” When I read this it initially sounds like they spoke out against him publicly or something, but in the meaning of the original Hebrew word we find that it simply means Continue reading Conversing (Numbers 12)
