Jesus: More Than a Role Model
Continuing on in the True[ish] series, North Side focused on “Jesus: More Than a Role Model” today. A time to celebrate the cross…
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The Trinity: 1+1+1=1
In constructing correct doctrinal beliefs, we each must wrestle with the issue of the Trinity. The Trinity is the term used to express…
Read MoreEgypt in the Rearview Mirror
Second week in the Wilderness series. This picture is of Fred the Manequin who watches over our tech team in the back on…
Read MoreChurch Sign: Jesus is Watching
Normally, I’m not a fan of most church signs, but this one I dig. Even though it is a picture of a white,…
Read MoreWhen Your Mentor Falls (Part 3): Don’t Confuse the Fallen for the Savior
In the third post of this series on what to do when your mentor falls, I want to leave you with an encouraging…
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Books of the Week: The Big Picture Story Bible and The Jesus Story Book Bible
I am currently working on another degree through Southern Seminary. Southern’s president is Dr. Al Mohler who you may have seen debating it…
Read MoreJesus is My Friend Video (Is This Legit?)
I stumbled upon this video last week. I can’t tell if it is serious or a joke. I would love to hear your…
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The Greatest Need for Leaders
Due to the reading on leadership and time of self-reflection, I have identified some areas in which I need to change concerning my…
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Atonement of Grace
a·tone·ment (ə-tōn’mənt) Pronunciation Key n. Amends or reparation made for an injury or wrong; expiation. Reconciliation or an instance of reconciliation between God…
Read MoreThe Messiah Tension
Yesterday, we concluded the Crossroads series with a message entitled, “The Messiah Tension.” Many people are confused really if Jesus meets the qualifications…
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I Really Want to Follow Jesus
Do you ever get to one of those places in your life where you really, really want to follow Jesus? I’m not talking…
Read MoreThe Muslim Salvation
Today was week 2 in the Crossroads series. The message today centered on “The Muslim Salvation.” In my message, I spent half of…
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