Mondays and the Will of God
This is what awakened Christians are after—knowing Jesus more and learning to hear his voice.
That Which Has Been Made Was Life in Him
To live in Christ is just plain sense. To try to live some other way is plain nonsense.
Saturday’s Story: Edna
The wilderness is where we learn the will of God is not about our initiative but the Spirit's indwelling us; where we learn to humbly participate rather than boldly taking charge.
Finding the Way in the Ravines of Life
The wilderness is where we learn the will of God is not about our initiative but the Spirit's indwelling us; where we learn to humbly participate rather than boldly taking charge.
The Training Camp of Tishbe
The wilderness is where we learn the will of God is not about our initiative but the Spirit's indwelling us; where we learn to humbly participate rather than boldly taking charge.
Tishbe: The Nowhere That Is Somewhere
Before we become gloriously audacious we must become gloriously humble, and before we become gloriously humble we must become gloriously broken.
On the Lesser Glory and the Greater Glory
The pathway to the surpassing glory opens up when we learn to glorify God not in response to the rain but in the midst of a seemingly never ending drought.
And Then This Happens . . .
Elijah didn't God to validate him, nor even for God to vindicate himself before his people. No, Elijah simply asks for God to reveal himself.
Graven on His Hands?
If I want to live, this is the way. I can live some other way and get hurt.
A Glory Story: Ge-Anne. When It All Finally Became Real
Transcendent faith—because God has done those things, we can now do these things—is the essence of doxology.
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