The authority that Jesus had and has is over-shadowed by His amazing display of humility in this passage. Although Jesus knew what was in Judas’ heart, Jesus remained humble and allowed Judas to have a place at the table. If you want to learn humility, and we all should, Jesus is the culmination of perfect… Continue reading Bible Breakdown — John 13:1-5
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Aaron is a bald guy with a beard who loves Jesus. He loves to read, write, explore new ideas and topics, and drink too much black coffee. He believes that the combination of these things leads to a more satisfying life and a purer pursuit of who God wants him to be.
A Faithful God to Unfaithful People — Pt. 3
Deuteronomy 8:1–20 God tests his people through suffering and abundance. Our circumstances should not determine our desire to seek after Him. God led his people out of Egypt and into the wilderness to teach them humility and for them to learn to trust Him. He did after all provide their freedom out of slavery. It… Continue reading A Faithful God to Unfaithful People — Pt. 3
Bible Breakdown — John 14:1-6
A common emotion that many people experience is fear, especially given the circumstances in our world over the past few months. With so many uncertainties, we often allow our hearts to be taken over by fear and Jesus brings comfort here. This short study focuses in on the encouragement from Christ to His disciples, and… Continue reading Bible Breakdown — John 14:1-6
A Faithful God to Unfaithful People — Pt. 2
This week we continue along the same line of thought as last weeks study, that God is faithful and will always keep His word. The people of Israel, of course, have such a unique experience with God and we can learn so much from what we read about them. When we see what God says… Continue reading A Faithful God to Unfaithful People — Pt. 2
Bible Breakdown – Romans 12:1-2
Romans 12:1-2 offers an important instruction from Paul to believers. The goal of this short video study is to go a little deeper into the text to be sure we have a firm grasp on what it means for us.
Aaron J. McNeil 