Showing posts with label Discernment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Discernment. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 26, 2023

Ignoring Warning Lights In Your Car

Ignoring Warning Lights In Your Car – “Have you grown so comfortable living in a fallen world that you are driving with the warning lights on without any sense of concern?”

 

Thursday, June 1, 2023

What Is Prudence?

What Is Prudence? – “As a protective Father, God calls us to prudence, to think before we act. This may sound simple, but even prudence has its imposters. We may think we are being prudent while we are still playing the fool. How so?”

 

Friday, March 24, 2023

How to Detect Deception

How to Detect Deception – Whether dealing with ancient texts or contemporary speech, when it comes to detecting lies, “the devil is in the details.”

Wednesday, February 8, 2023

Saturday, January 14, 2023

The Chosen and The Word

The Chosen and The Word – “Has watching the show helped you reflect deeply on the meaning of the Gospel accounts? Have you been able to maintain enough emotional distance from the show?”

Thursday, August 25, 2022

How to Guard Against Over-Reliant Discernment

How to Guard Against Over-Reliant Discernment – “In all discernment, we must always seek to be guided and driven by the truth of God’s word, not what our favorite teacher says, not what a discernment blogger decides.”

Tuesday, July 12, 2022

We Need to Be More Sparing About When We Shout ‘Fire’

We Need to Be More Sparing About When We Shout ‘Fire’ – “We need to be careful that we aren’t always insisting that such and such is ‘an attack on Christian values’ or is necessarily government overreach that will impact believers when it isn’t always so.”

Wednesday, July 21, 2021

Being Discerning and Being Critical Are Not the Same Thing

Being Discerning and Being Critical Are Not the Same Thing – “The discerning person will also discern what is good, right and true because that is their primary concern. The discerning person will have both good words and critical words to say.”

Monday, January 11, 2021

Be a Truth-Lover

Be a Truth-Lover – We must be a discerning people as Christ-followers. “However angry or scared you are right now, your love for truth must be greater than your party, your political pre-commitments, and your agenda. You have an ethical responsibility to be a truth-lover.”

Discernment Danger

Discernment Danger – We live in a world of “counterfeiters”. Christians must be discerning of the information they embrace.

Thursday, January 7, 2021

Judge People! (Like Jesus Did)

Judge People! (Like Jesus Did) – “Open your eyes to see and your heart to love, Jesus is saying, long before you open your mouth. Make sure things are in proper focus first, lest you realize on the Last Day that you were looking at image-bearers of God through the wrong end of the microscope.”

Monday, November 9, 2020

The Bereans Had No Bibles

The Bereans Had No Bibles – “There are three fundamental truths that I think can helps us form a more accurate conception of what it means to be a Berean and which can give us some insight into how theology was taught in the early church.”

Friday, November 6, 2020

2020 Proves We Don’t Need More Information. (We Need Something Else.)

2020 Proves We Don’t Need More Information. (We Need Something Else.) – “The irony of the information age is that the more access we have to an unfathomable amount of information and accumulated knowledge, the less wise we seem to become.”

Wednesday, October 28, 2020

Discernment Without and Within

Discernment Without and Within – “With the potential for the entire world to stream into our minds and hearts by means of the internet, it is safe to conclude that there has never been a time when Christians needed discernment so much as at present.”

Thursday, September 17, 2020

Losing Discernment

Losing Discernment – “Babies are cute, but they don’t make good decisions. Where we see immaturity in the church, we will see a lack of discernment. Discernment is needed as God’s people navigate life in a cursed world, make disciples, choose leaders, and speak into difficult issues.”