4 Points To Consider “23 That same day the Sadducees, who say there is no resurrection, came to him with a question. 24 ‘Teacher,’ they
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If you’ve spent any time in a church, you’ve heard Matthew 18 thrown out. Often during a challenging situation where there has been conflict. The struggle is that rarely do Christians use Jesus’ teaching correctly, and sometimes it’s used inappropriately. This can make situations worse, and put further stress on relationships.
Read More“…whatever you bind on earth…” (18:18) We’re continuing our week-long discussion on relationships from Matthew 18. In verse 18, Jesus begins to centre in on the real
Read More“If they still refuse…” (Matthew 18:17) This week we’ve discussed relationships, specifically how they relate to Matthew 18. Feel free to scroll to the bottom
Read MoreAnd Hopefully, How It Ends. It begins in Matthew 18:15. This verse opens up with, “If your brother or sister sins…” After reading those words, you
Read MoreTim Horton’s Recently Renovated. When culture changes, organizations have to adapt. If an organization wants to continue to fulfil its mandate year after year, change
Read MoreDo you take breaks at work or do you work straight through your day? If you work straight through, what’s your motivation? How does that impact the people around you?
Read MoreHow do you curb thoughts of loneliness and desires for deeper connection? What practices have you placed into your life to prevent inappropriate relationships?
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I love coffee shops! This week I’ve been thinking a lot about how coffee shops fit into our lives as Christians. For me, coffee shops are
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Small Town Coffee Roasters Frequent readers of LeadBiblically.com know of my love for a small town coffee shop in Alaska. There’s a road on the
Read MoreThe Apostle John, and meeting up for coffee. No matter how many communication devices we obtain, meeting up for coffee is a standard within Western
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In today’s world of abundant communication, the timeless tradition of meeting up for coffee remains an important aspect of everyday life.
While I’m a big fan of technology, admitting that most information is exchanged via text, email, and social media, there’s an undeniable difference when communicating over a good old cup of joe.
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