Archive | How to be an Offering

24 August 2010 ~ 0 Comments

How to be an Offering – Love Your Wife as Christ Loved the Church

How to be an Offering – Love Your Wife as Christ Loved the Church

Living a life of worship expects of us that we give up ourselves and our selfish desires in every area of life. After being married to my amazing wife for a little over seven years now, I know that I have tended to be selfish in our marriage many, many times. What does God’s Word say about how I can be a living sacrifice in my marriage?

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10 June 2009 ~ 0 Comments

How to be an Offering: Tweeting for the Glory of God

How do you use Twitter? Is it just another place where you can let your friends know what you’re doing at any given moment? Or is it somewhere you can reflect God’s glory and point others to Him? I was encouraged to read John Piper’s thoughts on the matter.

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12 February 2009 ~ 1 Comment

How to Be an Offering – Submission

The Bible is very clear that there are times when we need to learn to submit ourselves to someone else. We can offer our lives by first submitting to God’s authority in everything that we do, but also by submitting to earthly authorities, even when we think we’re the ones in the right. Today we took a look at 1 Peter 2 to learn another way to offer ourselves as living sacrifices to our amazing God.

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26 November 2008 ~ 0 Comments

Thankful That I’m Still Alive and Not Hungry

I’ve been thinking.  I’ve been thinking that I’m obviously behind on blogging.  I’ve been thinking that I’m not devoting as much time into volunteer worship ministry that I’d like to.  I’ve been thinking that I have this and that and the other thing to do. But then I realized a few things.  I’m not hiding [...]

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25 July 2008 ~ 2 Comments

The Power of Words – Shoutout to Ragamuffin Soul

I did it.  I did it without even really thinking and I didn’t really mean to cause a stir.  I wrote a sentence about my thoughts on a popular blog and didn’t really think about the consequences.  I didn’t mean it to be a personal attack – but how can it not be a personal [...]

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