Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
Christians are all too often known more for what they stand against, than what they stand for. As those who claim to follow Jesus, an enemy-loving Lord, why do we so often choose to hate our enemies and fight against…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered0
One of the primary reasons we struggle with differing views on any subject is that we believe acceptance equals agreement. That is, to accept a person or their argument is to agree with them. As a result, we conclude that…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
I borrowed the title for this post from one of the largest women-led Christian conferences in the world hosted at The Potter’s House, in Dallas, Texas, where Bishop T.D. Jakes serves at Lead Pastor. And, I love it. For far too long,…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered0
Being a Christian is less about looking for ways to mechanically apply practical ideas and principles to ones life and more about becoming a living embodiment of the One we’re trying to follow. The ancient art of apprenticeship communicates just…Read More→
Columns // Jesus (Re)Centered1
Throughout the Gospel accounts to the first chapter of Acts, we are confronted with story after story highlighting the dilemma that erupted when cultural expectations surrounding the Messianic identity of Jesus met with the real thing. The vast majority of…Read More→
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I once heard someone make this comment in relation to our attempts to better understand the problem of suffering and pain in the world — “When you’re in the midst of pain, it really doesn’t matter what our opinions about…Read More→