The personal site of Jonathan Hayashi
The line says, “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it. Prone to leave the God I love.” I feel that way sometimes. Too often I find myself distracted and drifting, instead of having my heart and mind focused on the Savior who loves me and gave Himself for me.
The Bible abounds with the truth about worry, fear, and anxiety, although applying these truths can be a complex and difficult task.
Powlison’s wisdom and his love for the Word transformed every way I approach pastoral care and counseling.
The threats upon the family are implausible. The question we as Christians must ask is this: “What should be the response of the church?”
The heart of the matter is to whom/what is worship given and how does one’s life exert what one truly value?
What’s wrong with the world today? Where is God in the midst of pain? Could we justify God in the midst of evil?
How can we continue on with faith in the life of anxiety when things seem uncertain? What are some ways to trust in our God in the midst of the storm?
In the book of James, the solution to interpersonal conflict is shockingly vertical.
What if the church was a city of refuge and beacon of hope that people run to rather than run from for fear of criticism?