Tag: commitment
Is it Worth It?
25 Now great crowds accompanied him, and he turned and said to them, 26 “If anyone comes to me and does not hate his own father and mother and wife and children and brothers and sisters, yes, and even his own life, he cannot be my disciple. 27 Whoever… Continue Reading “Is it Worth It?”
Commit to Wisdom & Understanding
We need wisdom, period. When it comes to loyalty, I wonder how often we judge our wisdom and the wisdom of others. I mean, do we run it through a carnality filter? Do we consider that a lot of what we hear is human… Continue Reading “Commit to Wisdom & Understanding”
Commit to Stewardship
I have to say, I am enamored with 1 Corinthians 4:1-2. I love these verses because they are in one of those rare places in the bible where the instruction is crystal clear. There is no imagery or metaphor, just the Word. I latched… Continue Reading “Commit to Stewardship”
Commitment to Community
community (n.) unified body of individuals, ex. people or people group with common interests, a characteristic within larger society, common history, or interaction in a common location; social state or condition, ex. common character or social activity; society at large. merriam-webster dictionary, adapted, emphasis… Continue Reading “Commitment to Community”
All In (#GiftedGirls reflection)
There’s a video clip circulating of service at The Potter’s House where Bishop Jakes and the worship team sing and declare, “Whatever it takes, I’m all in!” It is powerful, and could very well help any of us through the rest of this year.… Continue Reading “All In (#GiftedGirls reflection)”
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The Bereans' Commentary with Shaunta D. Scroggins, Ed.D. 