Tag Archives: Speaking Truth

Finding the Truth for Every Lie

This is a repost from August 19, 2020, but it’s a good reminder that I needed this week and maybe one you need too. : )  Have you ever found that when you’re in a low place, there are lies … Continue reading

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Winning Friends While Not Compromising Your Christianity

I’ve recently been reading Dale Carnegie’a book How to Win Friends and Influence People. There are many tools he suggests that have a lot of merit. He talks about how if you express genuine interest in someone else, smile, remember … Continue reading

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The Proper Ratio for Maturing in Christ

I’ve recently had several conversations with people about Christian accountability and the ways different types of people respond to dealing with their brothers and sisters in Christ when presenting them with something they need to change. What struck me this … Continue reading

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Assumptions that Turn Into Lies

It’s often startling to realize the amount of influence our preconceived ideas have over the way we respond to things like someone’s youth, singleness, physical or mental handicap, alternative education, ethnicity, etc. What is even more startling is our lack … Continue reading

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When the Darkness Seems Unending

Have you ever felt like all you can see is darkness and are left wondering where God’s light is?  I’ve been learning recently about the places in the world where they have polar nights (where the nighttime lasts for more … Continue reading

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Connecting Beyond Social Media

People talk about “Facebook Perfect” or “Instagram Perfect” or (Fill in whatever social media platform you’re currently using) Perfect, and the reason for this is that culturally we do recognize that social media can create a false impression of people’s … Continue reading

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How Do We Seek First the Kingdom of God? (Part 1)

Lately, I’ve been pondering the verse “Seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things shall be added to you.” Matthew 6:33 Have you ever felt so overwhelmed that you just want to throw up your … Continue reading

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Eating a Meal Together

Have you ever noticed how many of Jesus’s interactions with people took place over food? A few big stories that come to my mind are Jesus eating with tax collectors and sinners, the feeding of the five thousand, the last … Continue reading

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A Perspective on Communication

If you think about it, communicating with others is probably one of the riskiest endeavors we make in life, and yet it is also one of the most accessible and easiest endeavors for us to take on. Strangely, though, only … Continue reading

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The Responses Leaders Make While Disobeying God (Part 2)

Last week we talked about how King Saul responds to Samuel when he confronts him about disobeying God. Three times King Saul is given opportunities to tell the truth and repent. But King Saul lies, redefines the instructions, shifts the … Continue reading

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