"We are to embody Jesus Christ by doing what He did and what He continues to do through us: declare – using both words and deeds – that Jesus is the King of kings and Lord of lords who is bringing in a kingdom of righteousness, justice, and peace." ~ Brian Fikkert
The DNA Group I’m a part of is currently reading through the Gospel of Mark together and we’ve begun to notice how Jesus embodies our new identity (family, missionary, servant) and lives it out in the everyday rhythms of life. Each week we follow up with each other about what we learned last week …
I’m now blogging daily over at coffeecuptheology.com. The blog is a collaboration between myself and my lovely and talented wife, Lauren. The content is generally brief, as we’re each simply sharing thoughts and reflections from our morning conversations with God and each other over a cup of coffee. So if …
The DNA Group I’m a part of is currently reading through the Gospel of Mark together and we’ve begun to notice how Jesus embodies our new identity (family, missionary, servant) and lives it out in the everyday rhythms of life. Each week we follow up with each other about what we learned last week …
The DNA Group I’m a part of is currently reading through the Gospel of Mark together and we’ve begun to notice how Jesus embodies our new identity (family, missionary, servant) and lives it out in the everyday rhythms of life. Last week in Mark 1, we saw Jesus as the …
As you read through Jonah 4, take note of the character of God in this passage. Jonah himself tells us of God’s character in verse 2 And he prayed to the LORD and said, “O LORD, is not this what I said when I was yet in my country? That …
Take a look at chapter 3 of Jonah, and meditate on the mercy of God to not only forgive our sin, but to spare our lives, and more, to give us spiritual life. In Psalm 119:73-80, David calls out to God for mercy. In verse 73 he acknowledges God as …
