This week we finish our study of slander — we have learned to refrain from such practice, and now we will explore the “flip side”. The tongue is small but power-packed. We can learn how to use that power for His glory!
Part 1 yesterday. Part 2 today!
This week we finish our study of slander — we have learned to refrain from such practice, and now we will explore the “flip side”. The tongue is small but power-packed. We can learn how to use that power for His glory!
Some practical ways to guard against slander in your own life!
Miriam’s life story is full of praise and confidence in God until jealousy led to slander. Let’s learn something from her today.
Today we continue our Titus 2:3-5 study. This month we will be looking at slander: what it is and what it’s effects are. Hop on board our study as we discover treasure in God’s word!
I’ve been thinking about what holiness looks like, trying to figure out what things in my life need to change to become that. And what does it look like? It looks like Christ. And we need an encounter with Him. […]
I think there can be the tendency in many of us to major on what holiness is not. This isn’t all wrong. After all, I need to know that fornication, lying, drunkenness, disobedience, and so on is sin; and what are my behavioral, mental, emotional, and spiritual boundaries.
But what is holiness? And what does holiness look like for a younger woman? for an older […]
Walking in reverence is purposing to live in the constant knowledge that God is, and that He sees and governs all. This radically changes the way we live each of our moments. But for those of us who have believed in Jesus for salvation, this life of reverence takes on even more meaning […]
We continue our study of Titus 2:3-5; more specifically we will look once again at Paul’s recommendation of reverent behavior for women who would have a ministry in the Body of Christ. Join us and share your thoughts and additional insights!
Titus 2.3-5
…the older women likewise, that they be reverent in behavior, not slanderers, not given to much wine, teachers of good things–
that they admonish the young women to love their husbands, to love their children,
to […]