Sometimes, I think we have such a skewed view that what should actually be normal, we call “radical.” And truthfully, our obedience should be radical to the world. We should live, act, and think radically different from the world.

As you think about your testimony of God’s Grace in your life, this blog is intended to be a guide to help you write it out. If you read through the Scriptures, then answer the question, explaining your experience of God’s grace in that area, you’ll have a great first draft. Go back through it a time or two, making it your own, and you’ll be there!

I love the Analog Bible concept. I truly do appreciate all the digital bible resources we have today. I use a very complex bible study software program, and its quite helpful, but for my EDC (every day carry) - it’s hard to compete with an Analog Bible.

Rather than something out of the ordinary that we have to make special preparations for, hospitality should be a normal thing. We should pursue a regular rhythm of welcoming people into our home so that it just becomes part of who we are.

Psalm 1 speaks of the walk and path of the godly man. Psalm 2 shows us that the Psalms are about Jesus, the One who reigns upon His throne!

I think most of us are busier than we should be. We’re overworked, super-stressed, and often spiritually malnourished. We tend to exceed our bandwidth capacity. Maybe we overload the time category, emotional, mental, even the physical. I think “spiritual bandwidth” is a category as well.

Paul writes these words to the Ephesian church encouraging them to walk worthy, which means pursuing unity, understanding diversity, and striving for sanctification and spiritual maturity.