Commands of Christ
The Commands of Christ, Part Six
This command can be summed up as "deal with your own sin." It comes from Matthew 5: 29-30, but we're going to back up just a little bit to verse 27 for…
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Where I ramble about the insights God chooses to reveal to me through His word.
I bought this domain years ago because I loved the idea of "banter with a point" — conversation that actually goes somewhere instead of nowhere. In 2025, at 42, I took my first mission trip and found my way back to my faith. God reminded me that the one talent He gave me that I wasn't using for Him was writing. This is where I put that to work.
Honestly? I'm a screw-up that God decided to take pity on — as imperfect and in need of grace as anyone. I stepped away from my walk for a long time, and then I started listening to God again. I have no seminary training and no formal biblical education, but I research what I write carefully and I try to get it right.
A life is not important except in the impact it has on other lives.
My hope is that Jesus sees me as a friend He can work through — and that you find someone here who's approachable, not judgmental, and glad you came looking.
Start with Make it Personal. Before anything else, I want you to know that a relationship with God is meant to be yours — personal and specific to you, not a formula handed down from someone else.
Commands of Christ
This command can be summed up as "deal with your own sin." It comes from Matthew 5: 29-30, but we're going to back up just a little bit to verse 27 for…
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Starting in Matthew 5: 21, Jesus begins to talk about how we are supposed to handle our relationships with each other. Verses 21 through 26 can be…
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Matthew chapter 5 brings us a lot of Christ's most famous teachings. It's where we find what's commonly referred to as "The Beatitudes Matthew 5: 3-12. In…
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