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Our culture of consumerism and self-centeredness holds out great temptations to allow ourselves to be consumed. It’s often so much easier to go with the flow that leads to death, than it is to be agents of life. Let’s remember to be partakers in and messengers of love, redemption, and forgiveness as we live out the Christian story in the fullest and most meaningful way possible.
Dr. Gregory J. Laughery
The setting of boundaries is crucial, not for the purpose of keeping others out, but so that they may be invited in, and receive and experience a life giving hospitality, centered more in love than in duty.
Dr. Gregory J. Laughery
Take some time this week to recognize and be thankful for the importance and relevance of imagination when it comes to belief in God.
Dr. Gregory J. Laughery
Thinking seriously about important matters is a Christian responsibility. To attempt to ignore people and what’s going on in the world is not a virtue, but a default. To assume that a Christian should have an empty mind is not spiritual, but unspiritual. To the contrary, engaging ideas and people, for the sake of Christ, is being a spiritual witness to what is true.
Dr. Gregory J. Laughery