Wordwalk

Educate Yourself

Unless the Lord Builds the House

“By wisdom a house is built and through understanding it is established; through knowledge its rooms are filled with rare and beautiful treasures.” (Proverbs 24:3-4) Wisdom is the foundation.  It is the exercising of skill…
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Transition and Translation

The Bible is the most translated book in the world.  Translation was necessary hundreds of years before the coming of Jesus Christ and the propagation of His kingdom via the church.  Hebrew, the original language…
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Finding Our Way Again

The modern concept of the church is more the construct of the culture than the community of the people of God.  Far too often it is more of a corporation where performance has trumped genuine…
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Lectio Divina

Lectio Divina is Latin for the concept of divine reading or spiritual reading.  It is a way of reading the Scripture that becomes a way of living the Scripture.  It involves the concepts of reading…
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“The Faith”

God our Father…God is for us Jesus Christ…God is with us Holy Spirit…God is in us Humanity…God made us Sin…God knows us Scriptures…God speaks to us Salvation…God rescues us Church…God commissions us Angels…God protects us…
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Different and the Same

The conversion story of every believer in Jesus Christ is unique.  A child may come to Christ in the formative years while an adult may be born again in the latter years.  Every story will…
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Homothumadon

Homothumadon is the combination of two Greek words, homo (same) and thumas (strong emotion, surging with energy, breathing hard).  It speaks of having a unity of heart and mind and purpose.  It is a passionate, consensual,…
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Koinonia

Our culture sees independence and individualism as signs of strength.  This illusion doubles as a delusion, manifested as self-indulgence and isolationism.  People really do need each other.  We are engineered to touch each other’s lives…
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Ekklesia

In the first century, ekklesia was the term used for a gathering of citizens called out of their homes and into a public place.  The purpose for the assembly was for a political discussion, a…
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Proseuche

Following the ascension of Christ and the events of Pentecost, believers were referred to by the culture around them as “the Way.” They were distinguished by their way of life rather than an organization or…
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