Sometimes these shares can be very convicting. This is one such time. I hate to admit it, but I certainly can relate to all the forms of pride this article mentions. But conviction over my own failings doesn't mean I shouldn't share this excellent article from the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors. "St. Augustine probes, 'Why art thou proud, O man? God, for thee, became low. Thou wouldst perhaps be ashamed to imitate a lowly man; at any rate, imitate the lowly God.

While I don't like doing shares all of the time, it's just been a day. But this is a good share from Jonny Ardavanis, at Dial In Ministries,talking about Jesus', and more broadly, Scriptures promise of heaven. While we aren't given a crystal clear vision of the New Heavens and New Earth, we are given the promise that Jesus will return and we will be ushered into paradise (believers, that is). It's really a reminder of both the goodness and trustworthiness of God. So, I hope t

As you know, I find creationism to be fascinating. It's interesting to think about the origins of this earth from a Biblical standpoint, not leaving it in the pages of Scripture (where we must begin), but also finding how science actually affirms what we already know from God's word. And that's what Dr. Lisle does in this podcast from Fortis Institute. He spends the time discussing how the various "evidence" used to support billions of years actually undermines the position.