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The Secret to Stopping Lust: Don’t Do It!

February 10, 2014 by R. Daniel 11 Comments

Don’t think of a pink elephant! I bet I can guess what you are thinking about. In the movie Inception, a character addressed the easiest way to plant an idea in a person’s mind…tell them not to think about it. Don’t look down! Who hasn’t been up high and heard someone shout this never followed […]

Filed Under: Discipleship, Featured Tagged With: lust, stopping lust, The Fools

Do You Really Love Me?

January 16, 2014 by JP 6 Comments

Sometimes we love people close to us so much we forget to love them. I know. I’m guilty of it. When Jesus met Peter on the beach over brunch of broiled fish and a toasty fire, after that awkward “Do-I-know-you” head tilt move at Jesus in Pilate’s courtyard, he had only one question. He asked […]

Filed Under: Discipleship, Featured, Raising a Fool Tagged With: do you love me, love isn't a feeling, real love, The Fools

How To Witness Like an Atheist and Bring People to God

November 18, 2013 by JP 6 Comments

Witnessing like a Christian is overrated. I don’t think I can take that creepy God stare one more time. You know the one. That moment in every Christian movie when the old woman leans in for the God talk, her rate of blinking drops to sub-human levels, and she begins to look spiritual. Her gaze penetrates the audience (and our […]

Filed Under: Discipleship, Featured Tagged With: atheist, awkward Christians, be real, bring people to God, flaws, holy eyes, honesty, how to witness, spiritual soul-gazing, weird Christians, witnessing is overrated

Christ or Culture?

November 15, 2013 by R. Daniel 1 Comment

Christ or Culture? Which do you want to keep? I have been born completely comfortable with change. My whole generation is this way. As human beings we are designed to hate change, but change for my generation has always brought comfort, and entertainment. With each increment of new technological advancement our lives have gotten easier, […]

Filed Under: Discipleship, Featured, Social Issues Tagged With: bad traditions, Christ, culture, The Fools, traditional church

Is Your Church Becoming Fake for Christ’s Sake?

November 6, 2013 by JP 6 Comments

There is an epidemic of fakeness in the church. Jesus said, “Judge a tree by its fruit.” James added, “I will show you my faith by my works.” We reveal our beliefs by our actions. So the things we most do are also the things we most believe. I can see your theology simply enough. You proclaim […]

Filed Under: Discipleship, Featured, Pastors Tagged With: fake christians, fake church, fake for christ's sake, fake pastors, image vs character, The Fools

Are You God’s Annoying Neighbor?

October 28, 2013 by JP 2 Comments

Sometimes our modern sensibilities are a bit off. You shuffle into the kitchen and flip on the light switch. Yawn. Shake a few lumps of coffee grounds into the pot instead of on the countertop this time. Cream cheese a bagel. Check your Instagram newsfeed.  Pour a cup of hot brew. Kick off your slippers and slide into Toms, […]

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