The first two articles in this series brought us the wonderful news that God’s grace is unlimited and available to all. Today’s thoughts are more sobering. Can God’s grace be rejected? And if it can, what are the circumstances and what are the consequences?
How Deep is God’s Grace? Part 2 I am going to make a radical statement, but, before you reject it
What is the first thing you think of when you sin against God? I tend to think… “boy! He must be really mad at me!” Or sometimes, in my worst moments…”is God going to reject me now?” Maybe you’ve had these or other thoughts, maybe even worse ones. Most of the time I believe these kinds of thoughts are from the evil one; although, it must be noted that if we deliberately, “in your face, God”, sin against Him, He may be warning us to repent or face His divine discipline. Discipline, mind you, not rejection.
I took my Dad golfing with me today. He’s 87 years old and has dementia. He can’t play anymore, but I’d hoped he would have fun just being on the course watching my friend and I play. I think he did.
The last time we were together we talked about overcoming a hurtful legacy from our father. To summarize we learned
If the title of this article sounds a little familiar it’s because I borrowed the concept from the old Gaither song “Because He Lives”. The chorus goes like this…
What motivates you? I mean, what drives you or compels you to do what you do? I am not talking
We’re talking about how to lead your family after failure. One of the hardest jobs a man can do is
When I am on my computer, I get various pop-ups that appear out of nowhere on my screen. Some are quite innocent, such as advertisements. Others are more sinister, like invitations to “fix your computer”. But there is another kind of pop-up that is even more dangerous than these.
