We delight in the cross to the degree at which we see our sins there. The more we understand who are sins are against, the more we will understand the magnitude of our redemption. It is easy to generically claim that “Jesus dies for my sins.” That of course is accurate, but it is a
I just read that we are 33 days away from Easter At The Civic Center? Dang. It is coming soon! What an opportunity we have to make the name of Jesus known to a whole lot of people in our city, and provide a great Church experience that will hopefully change some perceptions our friends
Leading up to Easter At The Civic Center, we will be in a series called, “The New Normal.” The series will start the first Sunday in March. The idea for the series came from a tweet by one of my mentors, Ted Traylor. Dr. Traylor tweeted that “The first act of the Church after the
As a Miami Hurricane fan living in Tallahassee, I often get grief about the attendance at Miami home football games. It almost seems to be an obsession for FSU diehards, and I really don’t get why they care. We talk trash all in fun, so I was at the FSU basketball game on Saturday and
On Sunday we concluded our “Rebels” series by talking about being rebels with our motives. We live in a culture of self-promotion, and such a desire to impress others. This even carries over to our religious devotion, as Jesus made very clear in Matthew chapter 6. In a social media age it even becomes more
