Posts with the category “daily-faith-challenges”

This week we are going to look at forgiveness, but my challenge on Sunday and throughout this week is challenge your view of forgiveness. Ultimately because forgiveness can feel like a mystery at times, but forgiveness can also be really confusing...  Read More

Take a look at what Paul says to the church in Corinth, but specifically in the Message version...  Read More

The first two steps of rebuilding trust with a difficult person is first mirroring their actions, then it is inviting challenge or discipline. Which finally brings us to our last step enforcing boundaries...  Read More

Yesterday we introduced the first step in dealing with a fool, either in you or in your relationship. You hold up the mirror to their actions, the next step is invite challenge. Be patient and hear me on this. Because a fool hates correction, hates wisdom, hates discipline and loves their own way. They will only stay in their own way. To rebuild trust with a fool, you need to mirror and invite them into challenge, or discipline or growth. Another opportunity to give them a choice, stay a fool or change.  Read More

Yesterday we took some time to look at what King Solomon had to say about fools in the book of Proverbs. Remember, we only looked at 10% of the verses that he referenced fools in. What was the definition of a fool that you came up with?  Read More

Two Sunday’s ago, I started a message entitled how do you rebuild trust with difficult people? I shared from Proverbs 9, where King Solomon warns us about two types of people, evil people and foolish people. Inviting us to live as wise people...  Read More