Unload Condemnation (Part 1 of 3)

Unload Condemnation (Part 1 of 3)

by | May 5, 2023 | Guilt, Luke

“All the love and acceptance which perfect obedience could obtain from God, belongs to the genuine Christian because Christ was perfectly obedient on your behalf” – Charles Spurgeon Horrible Pie  A Seattle friend told a group of guys, “We were at a family dinner...

Out With The Old and In With The New (Fasting, Patches and Wineskins)


by | Sep 15, 2021 | Asceticism, Fasting, Feasting, Levi (Matthew) former tax collector, Luke 5:33-39, Mark 2:18-22, Matthew 9:14-17, Old/New Covenant, Wineskins

A passage was explained in church this morning (May 30, 2021) that I have never understood. So I will try to be a good errand boy and hand on what I’ve learned.   John’s disciples were questioning why they and the Pharisees fasted, but Jesus and His disciples did...
Amazed, Grieving, Perplexed & Judging

Amazed, Grieving, Perplexed & Judging

by | May 23, 2021 | a Roman c. who amazed Jesus, Amazed, Centurion, Compassion, Faith, Forgiven little, love little; Forgiven much, love much, Jesus Christ Was A., Jesus was compassionate toward a widow, John had a q. for Jesus Christ, John the Baptist P., Judging, Luke, Luke 7, Perplexed, Question, the Roman centurion’s f.

Luke 7 is a striking collection of the four accounts suggested by the title above. Each account is compelling and relevant to our lives, speaking to our circum-stances today.    Amazed   (Luke 7:1-10)  Jewish people appealed to the Lord Jesus...