Dancing with truth and peace
Tuesday
February 2021
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your World
“Pursuing racial justice doesn’t get us into the Kingdom, but it does demonstrate that the Kingdom has gotten into us.” Bryan Lorritts Have you given a sincere, concentrated effort to understanding why so many people are pleading for racial justice? I’m often asked to share resources to help people promote racial justice. Resources aren’t all […]
Tuesday
December 2020
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Lead Yourself, Your Church, Your World
2020 was a bad year for lots of things, but maybe you found more time to read. I actually felt pulled to do less casual reading in order to spend some extra hours with my kids, often late at night. However, I still read incredible books that I’m eager to recommend. The Deeply Formed Life […]
Tuesday
May 2020
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your World
I’m skeptical of “Christian films.” Sometimes Christian can be a substitute for cheesy or obnoxiously-low-budget, but my real beef is how some of these films build straw-man caricatures of unbelievers that are more apt to unnecessarily push them away than draw them to God. So I have my issues with this genre. Enter The Chosen […]
Friday
May 2020
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Blog, Your World
When David told Jonathan that King Saul, Jonathan’s father, was trying to kill him, Jonathan dismissed him. “It isn’t so,” he said. It was impossible for Jonathan to believe that his own dad would try to kill David, his best friend and a faithful servant of Saul. Never mind the times that Saul hurled his […]
Thursday
August 2019
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your Church, Your World
In a previous ministry, I met a young man who had a lot to overcome relationally, financially, emotionally, physically, and spiritually. At times he made great progress. But when he made a bad choice, his past amplified the consequences. It wasn’t unusual for him to ask me for help, and it wasn’t unusual for me […]
