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The Ways of God – The Work of Faith

NOTE: Our God is a dynamic problem-solver, and He applies His processes to each one of us uniquely. However, processes are best understood and applied in the steps they are given. The structure enables us to respond to God’s dynamic application. Therefore, before moving on to this final phase of God’s way for faith, be

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The Ways of God – The Mystery of Faith

“What is faith?” “What is it for?” “How do I know I have it?” “Where does it come from?” Seriously, what would you tell someone who challenged you with these questions? How did you share the answers with your children and others you are discipling? Did you leave them wondering? Did you quote them a

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These Sayings of Mine – Searching Out the Harmonies

It is the glory of God to conceal a matter, But the glory of kings is to search out a matter. Proverbs 25:2 Harmonizing the sayings of Jesus Christ uncovers additional depths of understanding, consequently encouraging and equipping us to do them. For example, Luke’s Beatitudes (and woes) add a physical, down to earth perspective to Matthew’s account.

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These Sayings of Mine – The Woes are Sayings, Too

To wrap up our survey of the sayings of Jesus, we shift our attention to Luke’s Gospel. Here we find several passages that harmonize with those of Matthew. We also discover a couple of interesting additions. Harmonizing the two accounts uncovers additional depths of understanding. For example, Luke’s Beatitudes add a physical, down to earth

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