Run With Horses

Sharing Jesus and Defining Sin

Quote: 
C. S. Lewis: “Put first things first and second things are thrown in. Put second things first and you lose both first and second things.”
 
News and Culture: 50% of people are open to learning more about Jesus
 
Chloe's Corner:  Feel Your Pain
 
Living Theology: Who gets to define sin?

Marriage A to Z: Joining Together

A marriage is about two people who join together with a common goal.

Walk The Dog Wednesday: Finding Your Daily Direction

Jesus said to deny yourself, take up your cross daily, and follow Him. Do  your choices reflect an intention to follow Him?

Nuance is a good thing? and Journaling

Quote of the Day: "Spiritual growth consists most in the growth of the root, which is out of sight." - Matthew Henry.
News and Culture: What is nuance and why it is not always a good thing.
Chloe's Corner: The Stars are Singing
Living Theology: Journaling

Marriage A to Z: Intimacy

A marriage is a close personal relationship between two people.That relationship requires effort to protect the time needed to develop.

Walk the Dog Wednesday: Are you a Paul, Barnabas and Timothy?

Today we look at the relationships we have in the church. You should be a mentor (Paul), co-worker, (Barnabas) and learner (Timothy).

Gratitude lasts and a look at Prayer

Quote of the Day : Conflict always provides an opportunity to glorify God, that is, to show him honor and bring him praise. In particular, conflict gives you a chance to show god that you love, respect, and trust him. At the same time, it allows you to show others that God is loving, wise, powerful, and faithful.
New and Culture: Gratitude has long lasting effects according to researchers
Chloe's Corner : Collide
Living Theology: A.C.T.S. as an outline for prayer.

Marriage A to Z: Humility

Marriage is a relationship that requires a lot of humility to work. Today Norman and Susan discuss humility, humbly. . . 

Walk The Dog Wednesday: Having difficult conversations

Everybody has to have them. That conversation that makes you tense and you just know it will go bad.  There are issues in the public eye today that make it even worse with vague definitions and issues that weren't there for your grandparents to deal with. How do you approach those conversations and keep them form turning into fights and destructive arguments?

Authority in a child’s life and Jesus - Prophet, Priest and King

Quote of the Day:  There is a price to pay for Godliness, and Godliness is never on sale. It never comes cheaply or easily. The verb train, which Paul deliberately chose, implies persevering, painstaking diligent effort. - Jerry Bridges, The Practice of Godliness
Culture and News: Authority in Education
Chloe's Corner: Good Enough to Be True
Living Theology: Jesus: Prophet, Priest and King