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Tag: Bible

Bee-Do, Bee-Do

Posted on July 17th, 2013 :: 12:38 pm by Greg

“You’re a human being, not a human doing!” Perhaps you’ve heard, or read that somewhere? I have. It’s clever, and correct—albeit somewhat cliche. A quick search of the web will confirm its ubiquitous usage.1 The reason for such widespread repeating? We tend to focus on the things we do, more than the things we are….

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The Bible Tells Me So

Posted on June 27th, 2013 :: 8:58 am by Greg

“Yes, Jesus loves me… The Bible tells me so!” Perhaps you sang those words just now as you read them because they are indelibly engrained upon your soul from countless repetitions in your early childhood. (And maybe you still sing them regularly with your own kids.) It’s a great song, and it’s true. The Bible…

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Pray… Why?

Posted on June 21st, 2013 :: 3:18 pm by Greg

Do you ever wonder why we pray? I mean, God is love, he’s all knowing, he’s sovereign, omni-everything, right? So… why should I reiterate what he already knows, especially since he also knows what comes next? Yes. So have I. In fact, I often wonder all of that while I am praying. It happens when…

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Find The Fun

Posted on June 18th, 2013 :: 10:33 am by Greg

I am an optimist. I tend to pretty easily see the good, or the potential good in nearly every situation and circumstance. I am generally also very trusting of others—their motives, agendas (or lack thereof), and actions—which seems to stem from my general outlook on life. Was I born this way? I don’t know. Sometimes…

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Handling Disappointment

Posted on June 17th, 2013 :: 1:09 pm by Greg

There are more than a handful of individuals living here, under this roof. That’s a lot of opinions, a lot of wants and needs, and a lot of expectations. And, it’s also a lot of disappointments. Lately, those have come sharply into focus for the two youngest inhabitants of this home. At ages three and…

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Empathy

Posted on June 12th, 2013 :: 12:45 pmJune 12th, 2013 :: 12:45 pm by Greg

Earlier this week I told the story here of how one thought led to another, leading me to the interesting conclusion that we are so self-focused that even when we are actually thinking of others we are thinking of self. Incredible, and brilliantly designed by our Creator, I might add. Another thought that has been…

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Others

Posted on June 10th, 2013 :: 9:49 amJune 10th, 2013 :: 9:54 am by Greg

It’s really funny how much we think of ourselves. Even when we’re trying to think of others. This morning I was thinking of Jesus’ words, “Treat other people the way you want to be treated,” and how often I have misrepresented those, even to myself—even though I don’t mean to misrepresent them. I think that…

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More of You and of Me Less

Posted on May 22nd, 2013 :: 5:06 pmMay 22nd, 2013 :: 5:08 pm by Greg

There’s a song. It’s a song that I wrote. The words actually seem a bit out of order: “More of you and of me less…” (Sometimes when you write songs, the words fit better when they’re “out of order”.) But the words are still true. (If you have time, or can listen while you read—or…

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Rest

Posted on March 8th, 2013 :: 1:24 pm by Greg

Rest is currently the word reverberating through various sectors of my life. That usually means I should listen. I am reading through the Old Testament—slowly but surely—and currently find myself musing through the prophesies (and historical context content) of Isaiah, son of Amoz. There are many utterances and proclamations of doom and destruction for all…

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Trust

Posted on February 7th, 2013 :: 9:25 amApril 22nd, 2014 :: 3:17 pm by Greg

A while back, I was having a conversation with a friend about the centrality of trust to Jesus’ teaching in the gospels, and Scripture as a whole. It seems to be a foundational principal of Kingdom thinking. We were discussing the various tenets of faith, and trust, and belief, and as we hashed it out…

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