Change Your Mind, Change Your Life!
Change Your Mind, Change Your Life!
Discipleship, prayer, bible study, bible application, Scripture, God, Jesus, The Holy Spirit, faith, spirituality, theology
Get Free Access to Eric’s “Change Your Mind, Change Your Life” Email Mini-Course: You’ll get 12 emails over the next 12 days sent to your inbox. These short, power-packed “devotions” will inspire, encourage, and challenge …
Do I Really Have To Choose Between Hillary And Trump? Over the course of the past two years, and particularly in the first half of 2016, debate has reached an all-time high about whether or …
I think I *may* understand the appeal of Trump for the average American, Christian or not: He claims to be somewhat of a political conservative, while at the same time, *morally*, the facts about his …
It is official: The Church drug its feet, and has lost the battle over marriage. Government and homosexual advocates have co-opted the word “marriage” and redefined it to suit their purposes. There is no going …
For the record, I do not currently own anything with a Confederate flag on it. Growing up in South Georgia, I knew it as the “Rebel Flag” and used it as a curtain in my …
According to Healthline.com, “29.1 million people in the United States have diabetes, 8.1 million of whom may be undiagnosed and unaware of their condition. In adults 20 and older, more than one in every 10 …
We have a small group of believers ranging in age from nine to 50-something that meet in our home each week for prayer, fellowship, a meal, and Bible study. The Bible study portion of our …
Thanksgiving is one of my favorite holidays. I certainly love it as much as I love Christmas (even though it doesn’t get near the treatment that Christmas gets). Growing up, Thanksgiving was the day when …
In October of 1983, I was just starting my sophomore year in high school and Huey Lewis had just released his Sports album. Heart and Soul, The Heart of Rock & Roll, If This Is …
Hands down, my all-time favorite “easter” song is O Sacred Head, Now Wounded. The original poem is often attributed to Bernard of Clairvaux (1091-1153), but in recent years has been attributed to the Medieval poet Arnulf of Louvain (died …