All week I have been looking at Luke 5:17-26. Each day I have looked at a differs people involved in this story. You can use the links at the bottom of this post to access all of the posts in this series. Today I want to look at Jesus himself. In this passage we find
Setting Goals For Jesus – The Other People
This week we have been looking at Luke 5:17-26. Monday we looked at an overview of the passage. Tuesday we looked at the paralytic. Yesterday we looked at the four men that helped him. Today I want to look at some of the other people that were present when this was going on. The Scribes
Setting Goals for Jesus – The Four Men
This week I have been sharing thoughts I had while studying Luke 5:17-26. In this passage four men help a paralyzed man get to Jesus so he could be healed. You can read the first post HERE. Yesterday I looked at the paralyzed man. Today I want to look at the four man that helped him. In my
Setting Goals For Jesus – The Paralytic
Yesterday I put up a post about the way that we set goals in the church. You can read that post HERE. Well, as I thought about this post today I had some more thoughts that I wanted to share. I’d like to take a closer look at some of the different people from this
Setting Goals for Jesus
have often been told that we should set goals based on what WE can control. This notion states that we should not set goals for things such as: Attendance: Because we can not MAKE people come. Salvation: Because salvation is the work of the Holy Spirit. Baptisms: Because baptism come after salvation. For most of
