God’s All-Sufficiency and Jealousy About 20 years ago, I attempted what could only be described as a DIY science experiment with wheels. I built a hydrogen generator for my vehicle. Think mason jars, distilled water, PVC pipe, wires, and just enough confidence to be dangerous. In my mind, this was going to be revolutionary—my ownContinue reading “God Needs Nothing – And That Changes Everything”
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Evidence of New Life
Reflections on 1 John 5:1–5 In the Christian life, it’s easy to ask an important question: How do I know that someone truly has new life in Christ? The apostle John helps answer that question in the First Epistle of John 5:1–5. In these verses, he gives us a simple but powerful framework for recognizingContinue reading “Evidence of New Life”
“How Can I Help?”: Words That Can Actually Hurt
Few phrases sound more caring than “How can I help?” We use it at hospital bedsides, after funerals, in online comments, and in church hallways. It seems compassionate. It seems Christian. But often, those words don’t lead to anything. The person in pain nods politely. “I’m okay. Thanks.” We walk away feeling relieved, thinking weContinue reading ““How Can I Help?”: Words That Can Actually Hurt”
Actually Love One Another
(Taken from my sermon to Bridgeway Church on 4 Jan 26.) It’s surprisingly easy to say the right words while carrying the wrong heart. When I was a kid, my brother and I would get into fights. Nothing serious—no police involved—but severe enough that “the law” would show up. The law was mom. There wereContinue reading “Actually Love One Another”
“So Moses rose with his assistant Joshua…”
God encourages leaders to disciple others, transfer knowledge, and model faith, ensuring leadership continuity and effective ministry development.
To Listen is to Do: Practical implications of the word “hear” (שׁמע) in the Shema (Pt 2)
Toby reveals a renewed spiritual journey, emphasizing the practice of spiritual disciplines, prayer for supernatural guidance, attention to circumstances, and taking faith-driven next steps. Through increased devotion and openness to prophetic guidance, Toby and his wife navigated major life changes, learning to discern the voice of God through patience and practice.
To Listen is to Do: Practical implications of the word “hear” (שׁמע) in the Shema (Pt 1)
The passage discusses the Shema and the author’s reflections on listening to the Lord. It emphasizes recognizing one’s need, being intentional in pursuing God, and developing a hunger for Him. The author shares experiences of seeking God’s will and the need for deep, authentic connection with Him.
Toby DeHay 