Chapels & Reading Rooms – Page 35

Let’s Talk Love

Posted on February 2, 2021 by Bru — No Comments ↓

It’s February with Valentine’s Day quickly approaching. It always seems to sneak up on us (even though it’s in almost every store starting at the end of December), so take this as a friendly reminder! I wouldn’t want you to be haunting the Hallmark isle on the morning of. More importantly, let’s take this opportunity to delve into the expanse of God’s love. It will help us better understand how to love others, too. Continue reading Let’s Talk Love→

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The Church

Posted on January 26, 2021 by Bru — 1 Comment ↓

This may be a harsh post to some, but if it’s taken that way, perhaps there’s a reason God led you to read it. This is a call to God’s Church – not a building, but a people. It’s time to stand. Continue reading The Church→

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It Means “No Worries”

Posted on January 19, 2021 by Bru — No Comments ↓

While this post will wrap up the Restoration Series, if you really think about it, most of what I write is about how God is our restoration. I hope you’ve enjoyed learning about the restoration God paid such a great price to give us – a free gift that offers us a life of no worries. FYI – There is no reference in this post for “The Lion King” or “Hakuna matata.” Continue reading It Means “No Worries”→

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RESToration

Posted on January 12, 2021 by Bru — No Comments ↓

Ever ask the rhetorical question: “Why, God? Why?” This week I’m breaking down what it means to have restoration – and what we have to do to experience it. Let’s take a small break from the crazy world to understand why restoration is important, what it is exactly, and how to take hold of it. Continue reading RESToration→

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Context of Restoration

Posted on January 5, 2021 by Bru — No Comments ↓

With so much lost by so many, it’s time to talk about restoration for the believer. First we need to cover contextual correctness. This is vital in order to understand how we have already been restored, how we are being restored, and who has brought about this restoration. Join me for the next few weeks in taking a closer look at what restoration looks like – and what it doesn’t resemble. Continue reading Context of Restoration→

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