Ten Questions to Ask Yourself Before Confronting a Brother or Sister in Christ

Ten Questions to Ask Yourself Before Confronting a Brother or Sister in Christ – “Christian love requires that we must at times confront one another about sin patterns that hinder growth toward spiritual fruitfulness and maturity. However, before we embark on what I like to call “the ministry of confrontation” let’s be ready to ask ourselves some questions.”

 

God Looks at the Heart – For Better or For Worse

God Looks at the Heart – For Better or For Worse – “If God looks at the heart, then we are all laid bare before the Lord at any given moment. He knows the real us. Better than anyone else. Better than ourselves. And to make matters worse, this One from whom we cannot hide is the One to whom we must give an account.”

8 Scriptural Personal Accountability Questions To Ask This Week

8 Scriptural Personal Accountability Questions To Ask This Week – “If this look in the mirror is painful, make it joyous by turning back to God right now.”

The Gift of Friends Who Know Their Bible

The Gift of Friends Who Know Their Bible – “What a gift it is to have friends who know their Bible—friends who can gently correct us when we err, remind us of great truths when we live lies, encourage us to greater depths when we plateau, and model life under the authority of God’s word.”

Much Will Be Required

Much Will Be Required – “To whom much is given—even much sorrow, much pain, much suffering—, much will be required, for these give us unique opportunities to serve God’s people and showcase his glory.”

There Is No Excuse

There Is No Excuse – “We cannot escape this subject in the Word of God. The Bible clearly and repeatedly warns us so that each of us is without excuse.”

In Praise of Uncomfortable Friendships

In Praise of Uncomfortable Friendships – “God loved David, but David often loved other things more than God. Thankfully he had people like Nathan around to help him get back on track. We all need people like this. And they don’t have to have a leadership title to do it.”