Tag: Bible
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THE IMPOSSIBLE ARITHMETIC
John Hargrove reflects on the profound loss of his son, Joshua, and how it shaped his life and work. His efforts to build systems for protection stem from grief and a desire to prevent loss. Despite his accomplishments, he realizes he cannot engineer against death, acknowledging a need for acceptance and faith in a greater…
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The Kingdom Way
“The Kingdom Way” by John E. Hargrove provides a framework for living as a follower of Jesus amidst societal fractures. It emphasizes identity in Christ, discerning truth, and embodying love through relationships. Hargrove stresses practices like prayer, community, and generous living, advocating for a holistic approach to Christian formation instead of political alignment or tribalism.
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Seasons
The passage reflects on the heaviness of unfulfilled dreams and the complexity of loss. It emphasizes the importance of acknowledging mistakes and the difference between repentance and self-condemnation. It encourages acceptance of irretrievable losses, the necessity of grief, and turning towards God for strength and guidance amidst life’s challenges.
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FAITH IN A DIGITAL AGE
The content explores the relationship between God, culture, and humanity, emphasizing the trustworthiness of Scripture amidst modern noise. It highlights the importance of grace for salvation, the unique role of humans compared to AI, and the need for faithful presence in a digital age. Ultimately, it reassures believers about the settled truths regarding God’s promises…
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The Engineer in the Way
“When they got out on land, they saw a charcoal fire in place, with fish laid out on it, and bread.” — John 21:9 There is a line in the Farmers Insurance commercials that has stayed with me: we know a thing or two because we have seen a thing or two. It is a…
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Bible Study: Did Jesus Say We Must Believe in Him to Be Saved?
Bible Study: Did Jesus Say We Must Believe in Him to Be Saved?
