Modern people tend to be very tactile. “Actions speak louder than words.” We like physical results. We like concrete, measurable objectives.I get that. Our actions need to back up our words. Physical results and measurable objectives are important.But when it comes to being like Jesus, we can mistakenly conclude that it’s only about what is … Continue reading What we want to do
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Thinking constructively about hardship
“Through history,” writes Mark Clark, “virtually every society has sought to teach people how to deal with pain and suffering. Sadly, our current culture has largely neglected this task. Why? Because for generations we’ve embraced a secular worldview that assumes that the material world is all there is, and that, thus, pain has no meaningful … Continue reading Thinking constructively about hardship
Who’s brainwashing who?
Mark Clark was getting a lot of criticism from people. They said that because he consistently read his kids the Bible and explained who Jesus was (and is), and because he explained God’s hope for the world, that he was “brainwashing” them. But he wasn't the guilty one...
In spite of you
Think God can't save or use you because you always mess up and are imperfect? Think again.
