Practical Lessons for Intentionally Living Like Jesus
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The recent Supreme Court decision on gay marriage has overwhelmed Christian conversation lately. While some Christians are questioning their beliefs on gay marriage, and some are rejoicing, others are encouraging their Christian brothers and sisters to continue resisting the policy so that all of America can honor the original design of marriage. I, however, suggest […]
Featured in RELEVANTMagazine.com. I’m well into my twenties now, which means I’m all too familiar with the pressure to have life figured out. Family, friends, neighbors, co-workers and acquaintances from high school we stalk on Facebook all press us with the idea that we’ve got little margin for error in our twenties—that life should play […]
It’s no secret that a majority of Christians today are described as not reflecting the attitudes and actions of Jesus Christ. In fact, in this recent study done by Barna, only 14% of all Christians were described as being Christ-like. Where’s the disconnect? Why do we drop the ball on what we are instructed to […]
I am a Christian writer, which means whenever there is a cultural debate that rubs against Christianity, someone asks me to comment on it. But I don’t. I generally stay quiet about issues, not because I don’t care, but rather because I’m practicing something different. While most people might feel that as Christians our job […]
I met a man recently who changed my entire perspective on what it means to make a difference. When I met him, he was slow and gentle. He spoke of his three children and how he was incredibly proud of them. He had a small job full of frustrations that would bother any typical man. […]
In the past few weeks, many controversies have rocked our society, causing Christians everywhere to be in an uproar. From Caitlyn Jenner to the Duggars, much of our society is used to only hearing from Christians when there’s a debatable topic circulating the mainstream. Of course, this shouldn’t be the case. If the only time […]
As our society grows more and more complex, our ability to juggle it all deteriorates. We make choices as to which activity, passion, or pursuit we’ll entertain with our attention. And in the midst of this, we often push our faith to the margins of our life—to become something we do on the side, when […]