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Don’t Talk Rubbish: When Strong Language is Holy
By CathyChung | | Ah-Ha! | 1 Comment
The world loves us for accomplishments and social standing, but God’s love can’t be earned. The Apostle Paul has strong language for those who teach otherwise.
Don’t be a Dog: How to Receive Right Standing
By CathyChung | | He Knows You | 1 Comment
The Apostle Paul’s core message: Right standing with God comes through faith alone. Paul calls those who disagree dirty dogs.
Embracing Yom Kippur: Humility, Grace, Gratitude
By CathyChung | | Uncategorized | 1 Comment
On Yom Kippur, Jews mend relationships and confess their brokenness. Christians can find meaning in the intentional humility of this tradition.
Repentance: An Invitation to Return Home
By CathyChung | | Ah-Ha! | 6 Comments
I used to associate repentance with punishment and judgment. But in Rosh Hashanah repentance is an invitation to return home and recall who God says you are.
The Holy Spirit’s Role and Your Role in Progressive Transformation
By CathyChung | | Making it Practical | 1 Comment
What follows the decision to release control & receive forgiveness? The Holy Spirit gets to work while we tell stories.
My Joyful Transformation: Weakness is My Strength
By CathyChung | | Making it Practical | 10 Comments
We’re taught to be strong and self-sufficient, but Scripture teaches just the opposite. How can weakness lead to transformation?
5 Steps Toward Transformation: Balancing Effort and Openness
By CathyChung | | Making it Practical | 4 Comments
How are Christians transformed? What does that mean? How does “be transformed by the renewing of your mind” work? Dig in with me.
Unleash your best self: Monitor your mind’s consumption
By CathyChung | | Making it Practical | 3 Comments
The world bombards us with content that shapes our thinking. If we become what we think, let’s ask: What’s our mind’s diet? Are we becoming our best self?
How to Respond When God Interrupts
By CathyChung | | Making it Practical, The Visible God | 3 Comments
Interruptions to our plans can be annoying! But what if the detour has a divinely appointed purpose? What does it mean to work with God rather than for Him?
Called to Serve: A Garden God-incidence
By CathyChung | | He Knows You, The Visible God | 4 Comments
A God-incidence is a God orchestrated encounter that feels like serendipity. This God-incidence brought comfort to a brokenhearted woman. Only God.