Ever wonder what a false prophet looks like?

How many times have you been asked a question and realized you didn’t know the answer? Then once you heard it, you wondered how you ever missed it in the first place. “Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and his understanding no one can fathom.” - Isaiah 40:28 NIV Reflection I enjoy landing on Old Testament verses. This one from Isaiah reads like a man who believes you sho

How many things must we witness before we believe?

So you say you are a follower of Jesus. You say you are in a good place. However, there is something in your life that you haven’t dealt with. Sound familiar?

I’ve heard that phrase a few times over the years. Usually from one of my parents. They weren’t wrong.

This one is tough for me. There are times I catch myself wondering… is this all just one big game?

There are times when people push us right to the edge. To the point where we want to end the relationship. Sometimes we do. Sometimes we don’t. Why?

Has there been a point in your life where you felt the burden you carried was simply too much? That you were not prepared to handle it? Or maybe you just didn’t want to handle it?

What is your view of fatherhood? Would Joseph be a model for us to consider?

Can you imagine your life if God didn’t hear a word of your prayers?

Have you ever known something you should do but didn’t? Maybe you rolled through a stop sign or nudged past the speed limit. We’ve all been there.

If we’re honest, we’ve all asked it… why follow Jesus? What’s the point?

When things come at you, do you ask God to take them away? Me too!

What is your reaction to Jesus saying His grace is sufficient for you and that His power is made perfect in your weakness?

Did the pastor say it? Priest? Blogger? Whose rules do you live by any way? God? Human? Both?

Would you describe your self as timid, powerful, and/or self-disciplined?

Do you believe that your days are numbered? What are you doing about that?

How do you reconcile your life? When you get to a certain point how do you connect with the Spirit to understand “What now?”

What would you do if an angel told you that God wanted you to do something extraordinary?

Sometimes, in our lives, we doubt what we already know despite what we have been taught. Have you been there and done that?