Paul’s first letter to the believers in Corinth produced a strong reaction. In this case, it was conviction of their sins — even deep sorrow and grief.
Daily Word: Confession is Good for the Soul, 1 John 1:9
Sometimes we forget that important step to forgiveness: confession. Confession means we recognize that what we did was not just wrong, not just a mistake, but a sin.
Daily Word: Lay Down OUR Life? 1 John 3:16
How do we lay down our life for our family when we’re offended and hurt by them? Much less strangers? Let’s discuss …
Daily Word: 2 Corinthians 5:17
We’ve all done it. Cringe-worthy acts or hurtful words — things we wish we could take back. But God says that we’re free, yet the …
Daily Word: Colossians 3:13
Remember when our parents broke up our fights? What did we usually say? “He/She started it!” Even at early ages we were more concerned with who was right than the fact that we were doing something wrong with our self-righteous “defense.”
Daily Word: Luke 6:35
It had been over a year, and the person we had lent a chunk of money to, still had not paid us back. A person from our congregation. They had promised. At some point, we realized …
Daily Word: Matthew 6:14
Jesus said some scary things. Scary because . . .
Daily Word: Philippians 1:6
Context. Paul writes to the believers in Philippi . . . From prison.
Daily Word: Luke 23:34
We can’t fully comprehend what forgiveness means when someone has stripped us our humanity and what little dignity remained.
