Dennis McIntyre1 min read Paul reminds believers that evil will not prevail. The evil one will continue to try to separate us from God in every way possible. If this temptation draws you away from God, it is from the evil one. God's invitation will always pull you closer to Him.
Dennis McIntyre
Communication is the key to success in every relationship, even your relationship with God. Jesus teaches us to pray often, with sincerity, boldness, honesty, and forgiveness in our hearts. Most importantly, we need to "listen" for God's response.
Dennis McIntyre
This verse encourages believers to always seek God's direction in every decision, especially when the path forward isn't clear. This is an active trust in choosing God's wisdom even when it goes against our instincts or expectations.
Dennis McIntyre
This Sunday, August 17, is the Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time. The gospel reading focuses on Jesus' truth, which brings division. This gospel is challenging to read, but it has a tremendous message. Please share your thoughts in the "Comments" section.Peacehttps://www.patheos.com/blogs/faith4today/2025/08/division-understanding-jesuss-message-of-truth/
Dennis McIntyre
One of Job's friends urged him to repent, but Job's suffering wasn't from sin. Job's faith was tested, but these words speak of faithful stewardship. It is a call to "speak life" (our words carry spiritual weight), walk in truth, and always trust God.
Dennis McIntyre
Jesus didn't just happen to pass through Samaria - He purposely went to the well to meet someone that others avoided. This meeting broke down barriers between the Jews and Samaritans. Jesus offered the woman eternal life, dignity, truth, and redemption.
Have you ever wondered if your story really matters? Maybe you’ve thought that your story isn’t anything special, or maybe it’s too messy for God to use. We can all wrestle with questions about our worth or whether or not our experiences could actually resonate and help someone else in their faith. But here’s the truth: God gave each of us a story on purpose, and he calls us to share it. The point of our stories isn’t to make much of ourselves—it’s to make much of him. And when we tell our story
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Dennis McIntyreCommunication is the key to success in every relationship, even your relationship with God. Jesus teaches us to pray often, with sincerity, boldness, honesty, and forgiveness in our hearts. Most importantly, we need to "listen" for God's response.
Dennis McIntyreThis verse encourages believers to always seek God's direction in every decision, especially when the path forward isn't clear. This is an active trust in choosing God's wisdom even when it goes against our instincts or expectations.
Dennis McIntyreThis Sunday, August 17, is the Twentieth Sunday of Ordinary Time. The gospel reading focuses on Jesus' truth, which brings division. This gospel is challenging to read, but it has a tremendous message. Please share your thoughts in the "Comments" section.Peacehttps://www.patheos.com/blogs/faith4today/2025/08/division-understanding-jesuss-message-of-truth/
Dennis McIntyreOne of Job's friends urged him to repent, but Job's suffering wasn't from sin. Job's faith was tested, but these words speak of faithful stewardship. It is a call to "speak life" (our words carry spiritual weight), walk in truth, and always trust God.
Dennis McIntyreJesus didn't just happen to pass through Samaria - He purposely went to the well to meet someone that others avoided. This meeting broke down barriers between the Jews and Samaritans. Jesus offered the woman eternal life, dignity, truth, and redemption.