How “God With You” Provides A Grand Opportunity For “You With God”

Keith KettenringChristian Living, The Uncommon Journey

“God with you” provides the distiguished opportunity for “you with God.” [featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] In the events leading up to the birth of Jesus, Joseph is visited by an angel in a dream. The details of Jesus’ birth are laid before Joseph. The son, born of the virgin Mary is to be named Jesus (“God saves”). Additionally, he is identified as … Read More

How Learning to Resist Nothing Makes You a Better Christian

Keith KettenringBible Insights, Christian Living, The Uncommon Journey

This is one of my favorite scenes from Le Miserable. Bishop Myriel takes in the hungry, despised, and desperate ex-con Jean Valjean, showing him love and respect. Valjean responds with treachery, stealing a few items of value. When Valjean is caught by the authorities and brought before Bishop Myriel for accusation, the Bishop validates Valjean’s story (that the items were … Read More

A Challenge for Church Leaders to Be As Devoted to Prayer As They Are to Scripture

Keith KettenringMinistry Leaders, Prayer & Fasting, The Uncommon Journey

Are you balanced in your commitment to prayer and your commitment to scripture? There’s a very good possibility that you devote more of your time to relating with God through the Bible than to relating with God through prayer. [featured-image single_newwindow=”false”] I read the sixth chapter of Acts a few days ago. Verse 4 jumped off the page: “But we … Read More