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Why do you call me good?

July 23, 2012 By Krisan Marotta

Why do you call me good?

If you’re a Christian, you have probably believed that you can’t earn your way to heaven since the day of your conversion. But consider how easily we live as if we can!

Filed Under: Faith & Life, Topics Tagged With: Mark, Question Jesus Asked, spiritual disciplines

Are congregations a means to an end or a flock to shepherd? 3 examples

July 16, 2012 By Krisan Marotta

What happens when pastors start looking at their congregation as a means to an end instead of a flock to shepherd? Consider these real-life examples of the ways 3 different churches went about seeking volunteers.

Filed Under: Faith & Life, Topics Tagged With: authority, practical theology, spiritual gifts

NT Wright and Eleanor Bramwell

June 22, 2012 By Krisan Marotta

Students Learning

Are we to believe NT Wright, like Dr. Bramwell, is the first to get it right? Should we so easily brush away “centuries of theological tradition”? Chronological snobbery cuts both ways.

Filed Under: Faith & Life, Topics Tagged With: Bramwell, chronological snobbery, Gospel, heaven and hell, NT Wright

All hardship is not harmful

January 22, 2012 By Krisan Marotta

Dad and daughter on playground

When did we learn that all hardship is harmful, that every unknown is dangerous, and that even the tiniest failure must be avoided? It is a logical conclusion if we alone are responsible for everything, but James would say otherwise.

Filed Under: Faith & Life, Topics Tagged With: faith, James, parenting, suffering, trials

As in a mirror

November 17, 2011 By Krisan Marotta

MIrror on the Wall

Obedience is not agreeing with truth and intending to do it. It’s doing what God asks us to do as soon as possible. Why, then, do I fail to act?

Filed Under: Faith & Life, Topics Tagged With: James, obedience, vanity

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