When it comes to serving God, are you a “Be-er” or a “Do-er?” Do-ers focus more on what and how much they are getting to do for the Kingdom of God, while Be-ers tend to focus on having a right heart, whatever God may have them doing. Do-ers want to know that what they are doing matters. Be-ers want to know that their hearts are right before God while serving, whatever the results.
“The world often times has greater expectations of the church than the church has for itself.” If this is the case, then the church body (the body of believers) is failing the world. Not because we’re hypocrites, conservative or split on the topic of homosexuality, but because the world is looking for a Savior and we’re not giving Him to them. As the Church, we know the only Savior is Jesus. The world wants a Savior, they’re being drawn to the Savior, they need a Savior and we’re hiding Him from them.
It’s important to know that a lot is actually still allowed in schools when it comes to expressing your faith. The Department of Education has helpful guidelines as to what can and cannot be done in schools.
Public school academics seem to contradict Christian beliefs. Yet, the U.S. Department of Education has clear guidelines protecting your religious liberties.
Adventure can be a thrill or a nightmare. But, when God is with us in the adventure, He will bring us peace, comfort and strength to endure. He wants us to experience a sense of accomplishment as we reflect on how He uses and grows us in that adventure.
Have you ever thought about why you’re a Christian? Where did your beliefs come from? It’s easy to say how you became a Christian, but it’s a lot more difficult to figure out why you prescribe to the Christian faith.
Religion, according to God, is: With all the definitions of religion you experience in the world, it’s incredible that the actual answer to this question is 6 – none of the above. The type of
