Compiling stuff that came up over last week, just putting it out there so it doesn't stagnate in isolation.

Sometimes, all that's felt is bad. Negative. Heavy. I keep coming back to the Psalms because they give us a good-enough perspective to what people back in the days of David bothered to write about... and, more importantly, we read how they feel, and what emotions they were experiencing - and it's still pretty close... Continue Reading →

In a reflective piece, the author addresses the need to tackle procrastination and emphasizes spiritual growth rooted in Christ. They highlight the importance of self-discipline, resisting negative urges, and fostering deep relationships to fulfill the church's mission. The discussion culminates in acknowledging Christ's finished work and its transformative power in believers' lives.