Bible Stuff, Family/Relationships

Who Are Your People?

Jesus replied, "My mother and my brothers are those who hear God's word and obey it."  - Luke 8:21 NLT Let's face it. No family is perfect. Not the Obamas, the Bush family, the Kennedys, nor yours. Families are made of imperfect people that did not choose one another. Parents choose to have children, but… Continue reading Who Are Your People?

Bible Stuff, TYC Living

Saints and Summer Cocktails

Does the Bible contradict itself?  1 Corinthians 6:10 says that drunkards are going to hell, but in John 2, Jesus turned water into wine at a wedding.  Was Jesus setting people up to fail? He said in Matthew 15:11 that what we eat and drink don't matter. So...why can't we just eat and drink what we want?   Unlike… Continue reading Saints and Summer Cocktails

Bible Stuff, TYC Living

5 Tips (and Scriptures) to Help Survive Your Facebook Newsfeed

"They" say Facebook makes people feel bad. There are numerous articles written about the dangers of social media on your emotional health. Here's the thing. FB news feeds only make people emotional when they feel "sumkinda way" about their own lives. So here are some tips to help: #1 Get whole and love your whole… Continue reading 5 Tips (and Scriptures) to Help Survive Your Facebook Newsfeed

Bible Stuff, TYC Living

More Money. More Possibilities.

I was deep in the church during those "name it and claim it" years when the evidence of your faith was determined by the size of your house and the make of your car. As much as I don't agree with that teaching, I also don't think many "good" and "faithful" Christians understand that money… Continue reading More Money. More Possibilities.

Bible Stuff, TYC Living

Just Like My Father

One of my favorite tactics when my mother asks me to come home and do something is to quote the Bible.  "A prophet is honored everywhere except in his own hometown and among his own family."  That's Matthew 13:57 (NLT).  It basically reinforces the old adage that familiarity breeds contempt.  Regardless of the books and… Continue reading Just Like My Father