JB's Personal Brain Defragmenter
Where I write, to be exact.
The moment you hit the 'New Post' button, you are not allowed to close it, nor are you allowed to delete it. You came here, you wanted to write, so damn it, write. Yup, that sounds like a good rule for me. What's holding me back is this fear that what I think and what... Continue Reading →
So I'm home, after preaching on vision, and as the title implies, and as I have been saying a lot lately, it could be better. However, I am thankful to the group that bore with me as I spoke. They seemed to be nice enough to show some appreciation, and now I'm left evaluating what... Continue Reading →
In a little more than 12 hours I'm going to be preaching before a congregation of no less than 30 people, on the topic of vision. I'm back in the night shift, covering for a friend and a colleague, and I'm currently on a break; I'm on the balcony this house I'm blessed with is... Continue Reading →
So this was written last year. A little over a year today, to be precise. The prevalent thought of my inseperable union with none other than Christ had its effect on my preaching engagements... and as a result, this was pieced together. I find it fascinating how what I wrote back then serves as a... Continue Reading →
"Call me overreactive but, dude, this is where I'm at right now.."
As Christians, is that really the question to ask?
My thoughts as we bid farewell to Chester Bennington.
Regarding all this talk in the churches about focusing on Jesus Christ, I'd say I agree with the notion - any time we think about Christ, is good time, indeed. It's life-giving time. However, I believe that in our focusing on Christ, we shouldn't leave out how Christ was and continues to be focused on... Continue Reading →
I've never identified myself as a leader. I've never seen the need to step up and to take charge, long enough for it to have a permanent effect on my life. Well, I would probably know. I'd probably relate something; I mean, it's not like I never led anything before, it's just that nothing really... Continue Reading →
The Gospel says that the Law is good, yet the perfect standards which the Law presents point out our sin. Jesus Christ not only met these perfect standards; Romans 7:4 through the body of Christ we ourselves have died to the Law (i.e. set free from meeting the perfect standards of the Law).The Gospel says... Continue Reading →
JB's Personal Brain Defragmenter 