Posts with the tag “humanity-of-jesus”

By Meghen Haggard: As we have journeyed through this series on the humanity of Jesus, I have found myself most drawn to Isaiah’s prophecy of Jesus as a “Man of Sorrows'.”   Read More

By Pate Leigh: When I think about sorrow, I initially squirm a little. I kind of don’t want to go there because it can be scary. It can be dark. It can feel like something we, in the modern world, would call “depression,” or at least… a form of it. I like to break things down, so let’s do that.   Read More

Guest Author | Rachel Edwards: If you’ve ever been called “sensitive” or “emotional,” you may feel shame over your emotions or for feeling disappointment; but we have a friend in Jesus who recognizes our emotions and helps us process them in a God-honoring way.  Read More

By Guest Author | Heather Hamilton: Do you ever find yourself in a situation or season and think, ‘No one else truly understands how I feel’? Yes? I’ve been there, too.  Read More

By Pastor Mike Adkins: “When God chose you, He didn’t choose a perfect you; He chose the broken you.” – Pastor Aaron Kennedy   Read More

By Christy Hubbard: As Jesus was walking along, he saw a man named Matthew sitting at his tax collector’s booth. “Follow me and be my disciple,” Jesus said to him. So Matthew got up and followed him.   Read More

By Guest Author | Rebecca Alfred: Aside from saving my eternal soul, the greatest thing Jesus ever did for me is to carry the weight of my shame, my heavy burdens, and my broken heart.   Read More

By Joy Kimbril: “A good friend is…” We all probably have different ways of finishing this sentence. As a Christian, I think the most important way to finish this sentence is “...someone who points us back to Jesus.”   Read More