Big ‘Buts’ in the Bible
I once preached a sermon series called “Big ‘Buts’ in the Bible.” Yep, you read that right. “But” is a very important word. In Greek it is the word “alla.”
I once preached a sermon series called “Big ‘Buts’ in the Bible.” Yep, you read that right. “But” is a very important word. In Greek it is the word “alla.”
Cheryl loved butterflies. My wife’s sister combined her butterfly affinity with her longtime passion of photography, capturing stunning images of nature.
What makes people want to count others more significant than themselves? In Paul’s estimation, the answer is found in Philippians 2.
Ask God to give you eyes to see this brokenness and the hands to reach out to those enslaved by the world’s faulty navigation system.
Even when His plan seems to be interrupted at times, as in Ezra’s account, the Almighty steps in at just the right time to unveil His redemptive plan.
It’s been said that you can impress people from a distance, but you can’t influence them without getting close.
It’s comforting to know that God doesn’t expect us to have all the right words. He is merely looking for childlike faith in our hearts.
Whenever we leave the Lord out of our labor, we sabotage our own endeavors and undermine our own hard work.
Changing the world doesn’t have to sound intimidating, it’s simply a matter of saying “yes” to Jesus regarding those in your path of responsibility or proximity of influence.
Where God’s enterprise and His glory is your goal, man’s rejection will always be embraced as divine redirection into greater purpose.