This short post on discernment by Tim Challies, is our share for the day. Discernment, especially in Spiritual matters, can be a tricky thing. I know for me, distinguishing between "what is wise from what is wiser still" is especially hard. I appreciate that he also touches on the "dangers" of discernment. While leaders and teachers need to help protect the church from error, it takes discernment to know how best to do that in the plethora of arenas out there, be it the churc

I've had a few conversations recently with several people about matters of conscience. From the entertainment we consume to the words we say, it's amazing how much there really can be to ponder. I even find myself questioning my own convictions to a slight degree. But one thing I can say with absolute conviction is that the Bible is our guide in all matters of life and godliness. I think one of the major takeaways I've gotten from these conversations is that much of it is a m

Today's share is from Got Questions, and it discusses the basic principles behind making disciples. Jesus' command to make disciples of all nations wasn't only for the 12 apostles only, but for all believers. While it may look different for each of us, we are all called to share the good news of the gospel. It's a pretty short and simple article, to the point for sure. But useful nonetheless.