Kevin Corbin

You and I are created in the image of God.

Did you know that’s the wrong reason to attend church?

It is simple, but it isn’t always easy. People tend to conflate the two or use the terms interchangeably. Simplicity doesn’t mean ease.

We can get lost in arguing about unimportant doctrines and practices.

Do we have the love that accompanies our faith walk? It’s a significant evidence of being born again. Without it we’re just making noise.

David understood that God examines our hearts. Have you checked yours lately?

I confess to a certain degree of frustration over chitchat. I know that it is one of the oils that allow conversations to get going and lubricates the wheels of social intercourse. Yet, by and large, it is pretty meaningless, trivial stuff. 

We often talk about the need for good foundations in faith and life, but it is surprising how seldom we take the time to build them.

We sometimes feel alone and separated from God. Yet, if we could roll back the veil and see what is transpiring in the spirit realm, the level of activity would overwhelm us.

Now, you’d think that as human adults, we’d be more mature than a couple of house cats. Apparently not.

God’s fine hand of craftsmanship created each of us for a different purpose. He’s given all of us a special purpose in life, a unique ministry, a contribution to be made for all eternity. None of us are here by accident. None of us is without a divine purpose.

Self is the source of all sin.