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Lessons Learned: On Speech and Tone
How are we representing the Lord we claim to love and serve when we engage with others?
Lessons Learned: Guilt By Association
As adults, and more importantly as Christians, we ought not employ such immature tactics as guilt by association.
Lessons Learned: You Don't Always Get a Second Chance
We all have a time in our life that we wish we could do over. But we aren't always promised a second or third or twentieth chance. How can we learn from this?
Lessons Learned: Honesty Means More Than Just 'Not Lying'
I expect to confront an element of deceit in the secular workplace or marketplace, but I do not expect to find it among my brethren or hear it from the pulpit.
Lessons Learned: Assumptions and Accusations
Accusing someone of wrongdoing is serious. We must be certain of the truth and basis of our allegations before we verbalize them. And one lesson I've learned is that speculation is an extremely poor foundation for accusations.
Lessons Learned: An Introduction
In the corporate world, we often rally a team at the conclusion of a big project and share lessons learned. But why don't we do this across all areas of our lives?
Devotionals for the New Year
With a new year, many Christians make attempts to revamp their study or devotional time. January 1 is the perfect time to open a new journal, begin a new Bible reading plan, and/or introduce a new devotional book into our routine.
Merry Christmas
The merriest of Christmases to you!
Happy Thanksgiving
Erin and producer Charlie wish you all a very Happy Thanksgiving!
100th Episode/5-Year Anniversary Giveaway Celebration!
Believe it or not, Equipping Eve has been on the air for 5 years and 100 episodes! Is there any better reason to celebrate?
Employ Wisdom Wisely
Wisdom knows when to speak from a sincere heart, and when to remain silent due to a fiery heart. Words sting. They wound and maim. They can incapacitate. Words can be extremely violent, even when expressed in spiritual language.
His Eye Is On the Sparrow
His eye is on the sparrow, and I know He watches me.
More Than a Pansy
What do we do when God says, "Flourish" and we say, "Wait, what? I can't do that here, Lord!"? What do we do when contentment is hard because, at the end of it all, we simply don't like where we are or what is happening?
The True Vine
Those who identify with Christ are the branches, but according to Jesus, there are two types of branches: those that are alive and bearing fruit and those that are dead and fruitless. What kind of branch are you?
The Way, the Truth, and the Life
In John 14, Jesus speaks to His disciples on the eve of His death. With Judas gone, Jesus seeks to console His remaining disciples as they come to understand that He is leaving them.
The Veil Is Not Rolled Up, but Rent
When Christ died, the curtain of the temple that separated man and God was torn from top to bottom. This was God, and the significance of this act remains as important today as it was 2000 years ago.
The Resurrection and the Life
Those who believe upon Christ will not experience this second death; rather, they will be raised to eternal life (1 Corinthians 15).
The Good Shepherd
The true shepherd cares for His sheep, even to the point of death.