“Why God?” Welcome to our new blog series where we dive in and answer that question! In this first post, we are reminded to rely on His power, not ours, to get our act together. In his book The Imperfect Disciple, Jared C. Wilson writes that even now, nearly 40 years later, his spiritual state… Read more »
Recuerdo años atrás cuando sintonicé un mensaje de un orador cristiano que abordaba la culpa … Le hizo a la audiencia una pregunta simple: “¿Cuántos de ustedes tienen problemas para lidiar con su pasado?” Hubo una pausa. Él continuó. “¿Saben por qué? Es porque ustedes no creen que ya se haya tratado”. Se refería al… Read more »
I remember years ago when I tuned into a message by a Christian speaker who was addressing guilt… He asked the audience a simple question: “How many of you have trouble dealing with your past?” There was a pause. He continued. “You know why? It’s because you don’t believe it’s been dealt with already.” He… Read more »
Si vemos a Dios como “siempre amoroso”, ¿podemos ser impasibles con nuestro pecado? MercyMe, una de mis bandas cristianas contemporáneas favoritas, es conocida por escribir varias canciones sobre la gracia de Dios que cubre el pecado. “Sonríe como si acabaras de salirte con la tuya”, canta la banda. “¿Por qué? Porque te acabas de salir… Read more »
Si vemos a Dios como “siempre amoroso”, ¿podemos ser indiferentes ante el pecado? MercyMe, una de mis bandas cristianas contemporáneas favoritas, es conocida por escribir varias canciones sobre La gracia de Dios que cubre el pecado. “Sonríe como si acabaras de salirte con la tuya”, canta la banda. “¿Por qué? Porque te acabas de salir… Read more »
Todos sabemos que Dios tiene un serio problema con el pecado, pero si él es verdaderamente amoroso ,el debería ser más tolerante con nuestras limitaciones, ¿no es así? La realidad es que Dios es misericordioso, pero eso no es lo mismo que ser tolerante. Hay una razón por la que Dios no soporta el pecado.... Read more »
Our culturally tolerant society widely accepts the belief that our genetic disposition, lifestyle, and actions define who we are. In other words, Who I am = What I Do. Based on this narrative, who you are is inseparable from what you do and think and believe. Your identity is wrapped up in your conduct. So, goes the thinking, if people… Read more »
A lot of people get hung up on what they see as the Bible’s negativity. The Bible gets a bum rap for being “negative,” for being a bunch of rules one has to follow, if God is to be good to us. God’s Word definitely contains “Thou shalt nots,” but God’s intention is not to limit our human experience. … Read more »
I remember meeting you in a parking garage in Orlando during the 2012 YPS conference. I was on staff at Global Youth Ministry at the time and you walked up to the group I was in—I had seen you before and you looked familiar to me but I didn’t know why. You began questioning me… Read more »
The Puritans Liked Sex! In the last two blog posts of our cultural tolerance series, we looked at why God designed sex to be part of marriage. We talked about the sacredness of sex, and the emotional, physical, and psychological damage we do to ourselves by engaging in sex outside of marriage. But let’s back up… Read more »
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