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The Olympics and Misplaced Identity
The 2020 (in 2021) summer Olympics have officially started! For many of these athletes, they have their whole identity, value, purpose, and meaning of their life wrapped up in this one defining event. But, what does the Bible say about where our true identity is found?
Ridiculous Joy #8 - In Values
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund continues the 'Ridiculous Joy' series looking at Philippians 3:1-11 teaching from Paul's value system explaining joy in the midst of suffering.
What is the Difference Between General and Special Revelation?
General and Special Revelation may not seem like exciting theological topics but are exceedingly important to every single believer. Why? Because if Almighty God has revealed Himself; then He has communicated something about Himself.
Ridiculous Joy #7 - In Investment
Butler Campus Pastor Brady Randall continues the 'Ridiculous Joy' series looking at Philippians 2:19-30 teaching about the joy we can experience in a mentoring relationship.
Ridiculous Joy #6 - In Perspective
Dr. Kurt Bjorklund continues the 'Ridiculous Joy' series looking at Philippians 2:12-18 teaching about the presence of joy we can experience when we live in the correct perspective to God's love and mercy.
5 Christian Prayer Methods for Individuals or Groups
The possibilities of prayer are countless for individuals and groups, but I am going to share five ways to pray that have helped me deepen my relationship with God. Though prayer is not limited to certain techniques, practicing models for prayer has helped me improve my conversations with the One who created me to be in a relationship with Him and His people.
Ridiculous Joy #5 - In Selflessness
Butler Campus pastor Brady Randall continues the 'Ridiculous Joy' series looking at Philippians 2:1-11 teaching about the selflessness of Christ's sacrifice so that we might have joy.
What Does it Mean to Wait for the Lord? (Psalm 27 Devotional)
I’ve heard it said that God has 3 answers to our prayers - yes, no, and wait. Almost certainly, the third is the most difficult. Sometimes we sense in our Spirit a clear yes or no from God. But often in decisions, we cannot seem to hear His voice clearly. It is as if He has gone quiet.