Dancing with truth and peace
Monday
February 2013
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your Church
The great King Solomon was dead, and his son was new to the throne. Immediately, the people came to him, and begged him to lighten the oppressive load that was upon them. Life was unmanageable. Lives were at risk. The forced labor demanded by the government could not continue. II Chronicles 10 tells us that […]
Thursday
February 2013
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your Family
On this Valentines Day, I have thought of how much I love my wife. But I’ve also thought of some amazing friends in my life who are not hitched. I want to say thanks to you: Thank you for not settling for a slug (or even a halfway decent person). You would not be doing […]
Wednesday
February 2013
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your World
In a shocking article from leading homosexual advocate Shane Windmeyer, he confesses that he has become friends with Dan Cathy, whose company (Chick-Fil-A) has become the most villified target of gay rights groups everywhere. (If you haven’t read the article, please do so.) These two influential leaders have attained new perspectives and a new friendship, while at the same […]
Monday
February 2013
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your World
In my previous post, I wrote about how Kindness = Awareness + Action. We see this equation everywhere. The Bible says a lot about kindness. Here are five principles that I believe are very important: Kindness is a command, not an optional personality trait (Colossians 3:12). The Bible doesn’t give us wiggle room to be rude, and […]
Thursday
February 2013
COMMENTS
Written by Brian Jennings, Posted in Your World
Kindness is not passive. It’s not a personality trait. It’s often not easy. Kindness requires much. As I’ve reflected on the kindest of deeds, I kept finding the same pattern: Awareness + Action. Kind people don’t cover their eyes from the hurts and problems of humanity. They see. They learn. They research. They pay attention. […]
