JESUS MUSINGS
Here’s a list of articles and blog posts from around the web. Everything listed here was encouraging, helpful, or informative to me during the month of September. I hope it blesses you. “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable—if anything [...]
“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.”- Matthew 5:6 Jesus said those who hunger and thirst for righteousness will be filled. There is no uncertainty in his comment. It will happen. I lament the moments in life when I do not thirst for Jesus. Furthermore, I have friends [...]
Periodically, I come across a breathtaking book — a book so powerful in its message, my heart is filled with an abnormal amount of hope. Such books make me want to live a better story. I have never read John Eldredge before. I recall his books being fairly popular some years back. A few of [...]
I think a lot of us are guilty of looking at past days and thinking they were better than the ones we currently face. To be sure, our temptation to long for the “good old days” is more enticing when the days look like the ones we’ve seen in 2020. But if we’re honest, there [...]
Our world has been shaken by numerous problems this year. It seems like everywhere I turn, another crisis is being tackled, and more division is being created. For the first time in my lifetime, people everywhere are being separated by fear and hatred. The coronavirus pandemic and racism will surely go down in history as [...]
We are living in difficult times. Financial markets are in decline. Jobs are being lost. There is a fear permeating our culture unparalleled in recent history. Worse still, all this commotion is the result of a potentially deadly virus that has reached the level of a pandemic. Have you tried buying toilet paper or bread [...]
I was recently with a group of people who were asking big questions about life. One of the resounding questions pertained to the problem of pain and suffering. Why, my friends wondered, do good people suffer? Another person chimed in, "Why does suffering exist at all and what does it tell us about the character [...]
Daniel Seabaugh 