by Larry Browning Last week on our blog we began to look at how Christ living in us should lead us to love others and how that looks. Let’s continue exploring that today. Christ In Us For Others – continued 2) Sharing Blessings (Galatians 6:6-10). Just as “one another” should...
by Larry Browning “Christ in us for others”—This should be every Christian’s motto. “One another” should be one of the key phrases in a believer’s vocabulary. “Love one another” is found at least a dozen times in the New Testament, along with “pray one for another,” “edify one another,” “prefer...
by Larry Browning On last week’s blog, we began part 1 of this w-part series on Mercy. Today, we are continuing to look at God’s mercy. This man, “Covered with leprosy,” comes and falls “with his face to the ground” before Jesus. It’s a gesture of reverence; perhaps it’s also...
by Larry Browning Luke 5:12-15 – One day while Jesus was in one of the cities, a man covered with leprosy saw Jesus and fell on his face, begging him, “Lord, if you want to, you can make me clean.” So Jesus reached out his hand and touched him, saying,...
by Brad Jolly As a kid, did you ever dream of becoming somebody else? Maybe it was a sports figure, a musician, entertainer, or maybe the star quarterback of your high school football team. I know that you might be laughing as you recall that memory, but truthfully, we have...
by Brad Jolly Happy New Year! It’s hard to believe how fast 2022 went by. I don’t know how your year has been, but if yours was like mine, it was a mixture of blessings and challenges. So when a new year comes around like we have at our doorstep...
by Larry Browning 2 Peter 3:18 – ”But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.” God wants us to know His grace. He wants us to learn about it, and then experience it at work in our lives. Grace has rightly been described as...
by Brad Jolly I love this passage in Scripture. It tells us what the Gospel is all about. If you have trusted Christ as your Savior, God has placed you “in Christ”. By doing so, God has made you a totally new creation. You and I are not “in Adam”...