New week, and time for another share. Today's share is this video from Fortis Institute. In it, Todd Friel goes over an article by Cripplegate (a place I need to go back and check out again, as I haven't in ages). The article covers various phrases that Christians sometimes use. Are they valid phrases? Or does Scripture say something else? In all honesty, I do wish Mr. Friel had covered the idea of grace a little more in the first two points. I also would've liked for him to

There are many celebrations to partake in our lives. As of next week, I will have been to three weddings in just a handful of months. I celebrated a milestone birthday myself back in January, and today was a major milestone birthday for my mom. These are times of joy for people. It's good to have these moments; in them, we can reflect on our lives, cherish the ones we love, and ultimately thank God for the gifts He gives. Our relationships are arguably our greatest gift, outs

Those who have kept up with this blog know that I often use nature as a springboard to discuss the deeper things in life. I find that it serves as an analogy for a plethora of subjects. Tim Challies applies this same concept in his recent post here , touching on the unshakeable joy many Christians seem to have, even in the light of immense hardship. Flowers seem to endure immensely challenging environments. They survive bitter cold, the often-fiery summers of the American We