JOHN SHIRK - Philippians 2 says that our attitude should be the same as that of Christ Jesus, but what does that mean? In order to know how our attitude is to line up with Jesus, we need to know the nature of His attitude. Philippians 2 gives us insight…
JOHN SHIRK - How do I get ready each day to honor God with my life? We apply effort getting ready for each day before we present ourselves publicly at work, church, or some other gathering. But what does it take to get our character and attitude ready…
JOHN SHIRK-There are some great relationship-building principles in Ephesians chapter 4. Applying these principles into our lives will build healthier relationships with others and honor God in our conduct.
JOHN SHIRK - Relationship difficulties? The early church had them too, and James addressed their challenges with some godly wisdom. The end of James 3 and the beginning of James 4 give us insight for resolving conflicts and developing healthy relationships.
JOHN SHIRK-The Bible tells us over and over to love one another. What does that look like? As we look at some of the other "one another" statements of the New Testament, we begin to see what genuine love looks like when these words are applied to Christian…
JOHN SHIRK - Philippians 2 is a great chapter of the Bible to turn for an attitude check, and the starting place for a better attitude is by examining the life of Jesus Christ.
There are two things to note about washing someone else's feet. It's an act of humble service, and it removes dirt. Through washing His disciples' feet, Jesus set an example for us to follow. Whether you practice this ceremonially at your church or not,…
