If you are not moving forward, you are moving backward.

“And do not be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind, so that you may prove what the will of God is, that which is good and acceptable and perfect.” Romans 12:2a

 
I would argue that there is a negative consequence to not renewing your mind…that is, you will be [...]

Catch SeqHim on Facebook

For all the facebookers out there, I’ve created a group called “SeqHim: Facebookers Committed to Genuinely Following Christ.”
Click here to go directly to the group.
It’s open to all, and I would love you to join if you support this initiative! Together, we can spread the word on Facebook.

Announcing SeqHim Release 2!

 
I’m excited to announce that we have made some significant changes to seqhim.org!
There are two significant changes in this release.  First, the site moved from wordpress.com to a standalone instance of wordpress that I am hosting myself (through a hosting provider).  This gives us more flexibility to extend and customize the site in the future.
Second, the look and feel [...]

Moving Violations … on Easter?

Funny, quick story…with a moral at the end.
Do you ever have those Sunday mornings when you just feel like all Hell is against your attempts at simply going to church.  I mean, it’s not like we were trying to go preach to millions…or feed a thousand starving children in the Congo…or even help my neighbor [...]

Spiritual Assessment Teaser

Bob commented on the last post…
“If it’s not already in the works, I think a really cool component to the SeqHim library would be some kind of resources on how to phrase questions, how to calculate what kinds of questions to ask certain types of people, and how to take a conversation and come up [...]

Do you allow people to surprise you?

If you will begin a relationship by asking questions designed to understand where they are coming from, many people whom you thought would not be receptive to the gospel may indeed become receptive. Assertions tend to put people on the defensive; but, questions tend to open the mind. Excel at asking questions to prepare the mind to receive the one true Gospel.

What is the purpose of a weekend church service?

There were several good and unique responses to the last post re: the “would you give up your seat in an easter service so someone else could have it” hypothetical scenario.  It’s actually a less hypothetical scenario than you might think.  I ran across a good friend of mine who was considering exactly that, and [...]