Posted by Paul Tautges | Oct 31, 2019 | Counseling One Another - Paul Tautges |
According to the Barna Group’s 2016 State of the Church report, Most people in this country identify themselves as Christian. Almost three-quarters of Americans (73%) say they are a Christian. However, 55% believe that if a person is generally good,
Read MorePosted by Paul Tautges | Oct 29, 2019 | Counseling One Another - Paul Tautges |
Want to Be like Jesus? Be Gentle. – “As we picture what it means to man up and be a leader in the home and in the church, gentleness isn’t, for many of us, a defining element of that picture.”
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Since my conversion to Christ in 1984, I have enjoyed and benefited from reading books about the attributes of God. I’ve also been drawn to the writings of the Puritans. So, a couple months ago, I purchased a little book
Read MorePosted by Paul Tautges | Oct 24, 2019 | Counseling One Another - Paul Tautges |
Last week, I posted this brief review of John Kitchen’s new book, He Is Able. This morning, while in a hospital waiting room, I paged through the book again, rereading my highlighted sentences. Here are five of my favorites. The
Read MorePosted by Paul Tautges | Oct 23, 2019 | Counseling One Another - Paul Tautges |
The Attributes of God: Faithful – Lara d’Entremont writes: “Even the most loyal person is still an imperfect human being. But God is perfect in all His ways, including His faithfulness. What can we proclaim, other than God is trustworthy?”
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