Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday I’m not sure what to think about Christians who say they’re Christian but aren’t living a Christ-like lifestyle. Did they simply misunderstand, were they misled, or possibly just acting deceptively in their complete surrender to Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior? Many of these people only have a vague understanding of who Jesus is and what He did, causing them to develop a general comprehensive belief that allows them a precarious faith in God that is controlled

Sunday’s Monday This question just popped into my mind during a conversation this morning. Is my lifestyle teaching what my words are preaching? This is interesting to me because it gives me more incentive to ask Jesus (The Great Physician) to examine my heart to see where I Stand in word and deed. Realizing that a lot of people will jump to the excuse that we’re all human and we all sin, to which I agree. But it’s not those little slips or major meltdowns that I’m looking fo

Sunday’s Monday I was in a recent Band of Brothers meeting when Pastor Tom Early gave a remark that I had never heard but was instantly hooked on when he said it. “A rut is nothing more than a grave with both ends knocked out!”. This is now a valuable nugget in my spiritual armory to defeat Satan. This statement has such valuable ramifications when presented as a tool for the betterment of life in every area. Oxford Languages describes rut 1 as, a long deep track made by the

This is another basic biblical subject that people have manipulated from its original meaning to a more desirable, less convicting watered-down translation. The vast majority of people mentality see the church as a building with a pastor and staff to take care of all that spiritual stuff and good Christians only need to attend and pay tithes to God. In fact, many Christians choose to ignore the original intent of Jesus in Matthew 16:18 (ESV), And I tell you, you are Peter, an