Tag Archives: journey

Understanding Jesus’ Parables: Uncomfortable Truth

This content reflects on the struggles of conveying spiritual truths to hardened hearts, as exemplified by the prophets, including Jeremiah, and Jesus’ parables. Despite the challenge and often feeling ignored, there’s a call to persist with kindness and faith.

Yoke of People Pleasing

This article encourages readers to reflect on the detrimental effects of people pleasing and performance pressures on their spiritual journey. Emphasizing the need for authentic service, it showcases how true devotion flows from an inward relationship with God, liberating individuals from insecurity and fostering a life of purpose and growth in faith.

Processing Grief: Insights from Chambers and Keller

The post discusses insights from Oswald Chambers and Timothy Keller on how God works through suffering and grief. It explores themes of disillusionment, the pursuit of happiness, the illusion of control, and identifying false idols, underscoring life’s meaning, purpose, and spiritual growth in God.

Considering God’s Silence: Insight for Seekers

In writing this particular post, I credit Randy Alcorn’s excellent article about God’s silence for the main ideas/concepts of this post. I recommend that you read this article and glean from it! My desire is to further explore items he mentions. Article Credit: Randy Alcorn: Waiting When God Seems Silent as posted on desiringgod.org https://www.desiringgod.org/articles/waiting-when-god-seems-silent?fbclid=IwAR2IpA4TwtxpDcxsnm5_Ujef5Wr6WuQfKffTTKyeh34LMtpXAd8goIkRH50ContinueContinue reading “Considering God’s Silence: Insight for Seekers”