Respectable Sins
I’ve let confession and repentance slide over the years, as I’ve lived as a “good” Christian woman. God has reminded me that there are no “respectable” sins. … More Respectable Sins
I’ve let confession and repentance slide over the years, as I’ve lived as a “good” Christian woman. God has reminded me that there are no “respectable” sins. … More Respectable Sins
Misconceptions and deceptions about the person of Jesus Christ and the reason for his coming are nothing new. Christians must stand firm on his own words about the sin of men and our need for a Savior. … More Following Jesus with Blinders On
What does an ancient law teach us about how we address sin in the Church today? Am I willing to throw the first stone? … More Throwing Stones
Paul may have thought he was the worst of sinners, but we’re all right up there with him. Thankfully, Jesus is capable to save us all. Oh, what a Savior! … More No, I’m the Worst
Is the Law sin? What’s the purpose of the Ten Commandments? Paul has something to say about all this and it’s worth hearing. … More Learning from the Past: Thirteen
Break one, break them all–even when it’s committed in our heart or mind. That’s the righteousness that even the scribes and Pharisees couldn’t maintain. We can in Christ alone. … More Learning from the Past: Twelve
While sin can be appealing and draw us in, we soon find ourselves in a hot, sticky mess that’s hard to get out of. Lot had this trouble, but God’s grace prevailed. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 14
What do we learn from the story of Cain and Abel? I see both the consequences of sin but also God’s grace in action. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 4
Genesis 3 is a learning guide to spotting the tricks of Satan, but it also is a reminder of God’s grace and provision. … More Gems from Genesis: Chapter 3
When we let sin fester and grow, it can quickly overtake our lives and mess up our relationships. Sometimes it takes a storm to remind us we need to do some weeding in our hearts. … More Weeding