Ever painted something with the wrong color? Jo did it twice but learned two important spiritual lessons in the process.
Reading: 1 John 1:5-9
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Jo De Blois is Chief of Staff at Puritan Reformed Seminary.
Ever heard of ‘Sheilaism’? No, neither had I until I read chapter 7 of Telling a Better Story by Josh Chatrow. It’s how a young nurse called Sheila describes her religion. “It’s Sheilaism. Just my own little voice.”
Reading: John 14:6
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Everyone loves a love-story. No one loves a death-story. Yet, all of us have a death-story. Two actually.
The first is the one God wrote about how and when we will die, a death-story we cannot know and cannot change. The second is the story we tell ourselves about death, a story we can know and change.
What’s your death story? In Chapter 6 of Telling a Better Story, Josh Chatrow identifies some of the stories that secular people tell themselves about death.
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Reading: John 3:16
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Meribeth Schierbeek explores the question of where does our story start or end.
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Reading: 2 Samuel 9:1-13
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Meribeth Schierbeek is a biblical counselor for woman.
Sometimes we should stay where we are. Other times we should leave and go elsewhere. But how do we know which decision is right?
Reading: James 1:1-12
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Jo De Blois is Chief of Staff at Puritan Reformed Seminary.
What do you find beautiful? For me it’s a salmon or a steelhead in my net. For others it may be a song or a baby or Mozart or a painting.
How does beauty affect us? It arrests us and stops us in our tracks. It widens our eyes and opens our mouths. It amazes us, stuns us, and moves us.
But have you ever wondered where that sense of beauty comes from? How is beauty beautiful?
In Chapter 6 of Telling a Better Story, Josh Chatrow answers this question using ‘Story Apologetics’ or ‘Inside-Out Apologetics.’
Reading: Ecclesiastes 3:11-14
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