How to Help Each Other Heal
Healing should not be a solitary process. Can you think of a time when you were healing from a difficult experience and managed to go through that process alone with no outside help? Whether it’s the prayers of others, financial or emotional support, or having a group of friends to find comfort in, we needContinue reading “How to Help Each Other Heal”
BPR Post Schedule Update
Happy Friday, BPR readers! Today I just have a brief announcement about the post schedule for you all. I am moving the post schedule back by a week because the next few blog posts will fall during weeks that I will be involved in church events. So, the next post will be next Friday theContinue reading “BPR Post Schedule Update”
2 Principles of Spiritual Growth
Where do we grow from here? This was the title of Rev. Victor Jackson’s Friday night message at Missouri Youth Convention a couple of weeks ago. At every youth convention, congress, or camp, there are always powerful messages from anointed preachers. Through each message, God ministers, and He moves. But there is always at leastContinue reading “2 Principles of Spiritual Growth”
How to Study the Word More Thoroughly: The Re-Reading Method
Hey, BPR readers! As you’re reading this (that is, if you’re reading this on Friday, April 15, 2022), I am at Missouri Youth Convention with our church youth group where young people across the state of Missouri are worshipping God together, receiving the Holy Ghost, and hearing anointed messages from the Lord for their lives.Continue reading “How to Study the Word More Thoroughly: The Re-Reading Method”
3 Responses to 1 Question: What Shall I Do With Jesus?
“What shall I do then with Jesus?” Pontius Pilate asked this question in Matthew 27:22 when the Jews took Jesus to Pilate before they crucified Him. This past Sunday morning, my pastor – Pastor Tony Wyatt of Apostolic New Testament Church in Mount Vernon, Missouri – taught a Bible study about this crucial question. ItContinue reading “3 Responses to 1 Question: What Shall I Do With Jesus?”
The Burning Bush Experience and Four Points of Reflections on Exodus 3:1-4: A Guest Post by Dr. Rafael Machuca
Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro his father in law, the priest of Midian: and he led the flock to the backside of the desert, and came to the mountain of God, even to Horeb. And the angel of the Lord appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst ofContinue reading “The Burning Bush Experience and Four Points of Reflections on Exodus 3:1-4: A Guest Post by Dr. Rafael Machuca”
Understanding Weakness: On Mistakes, Perfection, and Forgiveness
You’re going to make mistakes. God doesn’t hate you for that. This is what I should have told myself years ago when I was starting out in college. It was the spring semester of 2016, and I was taking a mix of online and seated classes at a community college while working part-time as aContinue reading “Understanding Weakness: On Mistakes, Perfection, and Forgiveness”
5 of My Favorite Things
It’s Friday, it’s almost spring, and in southwest Missouri, we’re having the last night of our annual camp meeting services tonight, so today’s post is going to be a fun one! If you all like this post, I may be posting a few more fun ones throughout the year. Don’t forget to stay tuned forContinue reading “5 of My Favorite Things”
“Are You Invulnerable?”: A Brief Essay on Flaws and Expectations
Last month, I asked through a poll on my Instagram stories who might like to read more of my own creative work and hear more about their background and topics related to the content within my past writings. The response was a unanimous “yes,” and so for today’s post, I’m sharing with you all oneContinue reading ““Are You Invulnerable?”: A Brief Essay on Flaws and Expectations”
How to Overcome a Victim Mentality: A Guest Post by Kayla Carmichael
The sad part is this: not everyone actually wants to be healed. Some are okay remaining exactly who they are and the way that they are. A victim mentality has stolen more lives than I believe we would like to admit. It takes work to heal, it takes work to work through our own dysfunction,Continue reading “How to Overcome a Victim Mentality: A Guest Post by Kayla Carmichael”
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