In practical terms, what does it mean to move from a sense of entitlement (I am owed) to gratitude? Brian Harris shares seven insights.
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For some, faith is easy. For others, it is a perpetual “quest” that involves hard questions, searching, and dismissal of easy answers.
Problems are part of life, aren’t they – so why run away from them? Why unfriend problems? Brian Harris writes
It is because we are never ready for Christmas that Christ comes to us. When we are at our most inhospitable, the heart of God opens to us.
When it comes to God there are some things we know and many things we don’t. This is why we need humility, writes Brian Harris.
Eugene Peterson once said pastors should be ‘unbusy’, ‘subversive’ and ‘apocalyptic’. I say this should apply to ALL followers of Jesus.
Have you ever heard a preacher speaker express a view about God that made you think, “Well, that makes God sound petty and small”?
Christians owe it to the future to again be classified as the kindest of all – people who love well, live well and serve well, writes Brian Harris.
While it is useful to be knowledgeable, it is rather far more important to be wise, writes theological thinker Brian Harris.
The church needs to be made up of genuine disciples – even if the music is lousy, and the congregation a tad unusual, writes Brian Harris.