Worship is Life. Worship is everything you think, everything you say, and everything you do, revealing that which you value and treasure most in life.
I’m working on a sweet project this morning.
Last weekend I acquired a child-height, round, solid wood table from a friend. It was covered in crayon, marker, glue, Scotch tape, glitter, sticker trash and who knows what else. My friend told me that it used to be used in a children’s Sunday School class in Alabama.
Don’t just survive college. Thrive at college.
A cute Mother’s Day song from our friend Laura Story. Happy Mother’s Day to all Moms.
This time was different. This time we watched in horror and unbelief as the space shuttle fell to earth in pieces after experiencing a fiery catastrophic failure.
Westminster Books is making an excellent offer available for just a few days. Between now and January 18, 2011, you can buy this new DVD series on entitled Getting to the Heart of Parenting at a 75% discount.
My friend Brian Mosley has created a cool video that provides insight into the question: what is life is all about? Check it out.
The life well lived is a funeral well preached. We’re judged at the end of time, not at our death: how far will your influence go?
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Until we view God with a thoroughly biblical understanding, we’ll never be able to truly worship Him in spirit, body and soul. In other words, our lifestyles.
Does it make a difference that the Son of God came 2000 years ago? Could he have waited for Facebook? Would that have been a quicker way to spread the news?
Don’t we all want to know what God’s intent and will for our life is, and what our purpose is for being left on this earth?
Ryan Ferguson is giving a memorized dramatic recitation of Hebrews 9 and 10 from the ESV Bible.
Copy of presentation (minus the video clips) delivered recently at Crosspointe Church. Those seeking employment in education or ministry need to be extra cautious about
The things we blog, post, and talk about most on our social media sites are reflective of the condition of our soul; the things we value, enjoy, and treasure most. In other words, our facebook pages show us–and the world–what we worship.
I just finished reading an advance copy of Paul David Tripp’s forthcoming book entitled What Did You Expect?: Redeeming the Realities of Marriage. Unlike many
