Author: dustinrenz
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WHAT TO DO (WHEN YOU DON’T KNOW WHAT TO DO)
The book of II Chronicles provides a fascinating insight into the time period when the nation of Israel was split into two kingdoms: Israel and Judah. ... -
COMPONENTS OF PRAYER 1- ADORATION
Adoration is an expression of worship. Synonyms of adore are terms such as glorify, praise, revere, exalt, extol and magnify. Each of these words carry their own connotations, but they are all responses to one ... -
THREE WAYS TO COUNTER A SPIRITUAL PLATEAU
Plateau is a geographic term used to describe an area of relatively level high ground. However, this term is also used as a verb, defined as reaching, ... -
LIVING A LIFE OF WORSHIP
Often, when we speak about worship, our minds automatically relate it to the songs we sing to God. And certainly, singing songs from our hearts to ... -
SIGNS OF A HEALTHY SPIRITUAL LIFE #3: OBEDIENCE
Our level of obedience is one indicator of our spiritual health. I took our foster child to the urgent care today at our local children’s hospital. ... -
BIBLE PRAYERS: A SUBMISSIVE PRAYER IN GETHSEMANE
The Garden of Gethsemane is a place in the Scriptures that I find myself continually revisiting. I am so grateful that the Holy Spirit provided us ... -
FAMOUS BIBLE FASTS: JESUS IN THE WILDERNESS
The Incarnation of Christ must have sent the devil and all the demons of hell into a panic. They were well-acquainted with the numerous prophecies in ... -
SIGNS OF A HEALTHY SPIRITUAL LIFE #2: PASSION
When searching the Scriptures to learn about passion for the Lord, one might not expect to find any insight in the book of Leviticus. But I ... -
THREE MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PRAYER
The term misconception can be defined as, “a view or opinion that is incorrect because based on faulty thinking or understanding.” (Oxford) Sometimes, a believer can be limited ... -
THE GREATEST LOVE STORY EVER TOLD
Although the Bible contains a great deal of history, its main purpose is not to be a historical textbook. Though it does contain moral principles and ...
