Sometimes I Don’t Know How to be Weak
Some personal reflections
Reflections on how theology connects with everyday life.
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Some personal reflections
One of the things I hate most in life is having to discipline my children.
Saul of Tarsus was still “breathing threats and murdering against the disciples of the Lord” (Acts 9:1) when he went to the high priest for any information about followers of “the Way” so he could imprison them.

The other day I was home and heard a knock on the door.
I’ve begun reading John Piper’s book Battling Unbelief, and the first chapter is on anxiety.
Learning from Peter and John in Acts 4

I thought it was a good time for another family update since summer is ending/school is going to begin soon.
There are many contemporary Christian worship songs that, when used during Sunday service, are put on repeat to the end that they are simply mind-numbing.
There’s no such thing as “luck”
Heavenly Father,
A few blogs back I mentioned there was something happening at my work that was making me anxious.
How to love other Christians in different denominations
I have been watching a podcast that Andy Mineo is on and he talked about something briefly that I think every Christian can relate to.

Dear Lecrae,
There are a list of sins, of ungodly behaviors, that the Apostle Paul records in 1 Corinthians 6:9-11 that I think we should ponder.

Sorry for the delay, friends.

“Lord Jesus, give me a deeper repentance…a deeper trust…a deeper knowledge of thyself…a deeper power in private prayer…[and] deeper holiness.” (Valley of Vision)
God created the universe in six literal 24-hour days.
I enjoy being liked.
A brief story on persistent prayer

Reflecting on a quote from Francis Schaeffer