Living a Life Worth Living – Writings by Robin McKinley
Christianity is built upon our relationship with God and our relationships with other Christians. Scriptures tell us that we must love one another as God loves us.
The Bible also says that we must come together on a regular basis to encourage one another and for fellowship. Fellowship within the church will suffer if we are not building healthy relationships with our fellow believers.
With the technology available to us today, it’s easy to stay home and have church. But watching church services online isolates us from one another. But still many believe that they can build relationships and fellowship from a distance. There is however no such thing.
The posts on relationships vary from our relationship with God to our relationship with our spouse. They also expound on biblical ways of how we should treat one another.
Enjoy the following posts under the category of Relationships.
What Does The Bible Say About Judging Others?
What Happened On The Mount Of Transfiguration?
What Is The Great Mystery Of Our Christian Faith?
How Have You Shown Your Love To God?
What Genuine Love Looks Like In A Person’s Life
Are Your Acts Of Love Endorsed By Others?
The Commandment To Love Is Nothing New
Staying Out Of The Middle Is The Best Policy
How Can Love Be Always and Never?
Live the Love of Christmas Every Day
Will There Be More Democrats Or Republicans In Heaven?
Other Categories on this Christian Perspectives site include Worship, Evangelism, and Discipleship.
All who know Christ as their Savior are in for a grand eternal surprise. Jesus revealed God’s plan for us when He said He was going to prepare a place for us. It seems like the Bible translators don’t know if we are going to live in mansions, rooms, or suites. But then it really … Read more
In the New Testament, only two verses directly mention that we should confess our sins. James says that you must confess your sins to one another and then pray. The other verse is found in 1 John 1:9 which tells us to confess our sins to God. Confess your sins to each other and pray … Read more
In the New Testament, only two verses directly mention that we should confess our sins. Other similar verses exist but use words like profess, declare, and, repent. The verse we’ll talk about today is 1 John 1:9. The other verse was written by James in the 5th chapter of his epistle. But if we confess … Read more
The Apostle Paul began 2nd Timothy by offering him the grace, mercy, and peace of our Lord. He also encouraged him to fan into flame the gift that God had given him. This is why I remind you to fan into flames the spiritual gift God gave you when I laid my hands on you. … Read more
Sometimes we find ourselves in quite a fix. No matter what we decide, nothing seems to work in our favor. For those reasons, we must always put our trust in the Lord. In fact, we can’t wait until life has dished us out more than we can handle. Instead, we must maintain a daily trust … Read more
How would you use the words “love” and “Christmas” together in a sentence? The most common way is, I love Christmas. Another way refers to how the birth of our Savior changed the world. Because of the compassion of God, He designed for us to live the love of Christmas every day. For this is … Read more
John the Apostle observed a man ministering in the name of Jesus. These actions disturbed John because this man didn’t belong to the group that followed the Lord. When he said something to Jesus about it, the Lord gave the following response. But Jesus said, “Don’t stop him! Anyone who is not against you is … Read more
Do you know what you and every other person in the world have going for them? Every one of us is special to the Lord. Every one of us are made in the image of God. How terrible it would be if a newborn baby said to its father, ‘Why was I born?’ or if … Read more
Not only CAN our God do the impossible, but according to the Bible, He DOES do the impossible. We know because we have seen His work. And also we know He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Take what the prophet Micah said. He prophesied some seemingly impossible things for his day and ours. … Read more
The 3rd chapter of James began by saying “not many of you should become teachers.” The reason? Because of its responsibilities, start with learning how to control your tongue. We all make many mistakes. For if we could control our tongues, we would be perfect and could also control ourselves in every other way. James … Read more