Denial: Not Me, Not My Life
BP 201 When we deny something, we are refusing to admit the truth or existence of something. We might deny something is true when there will be a negative consequence…
BP 201 When we deny something, we are refusing to admit the truth or existence of something. We might deny something is true when there will be a negative consequence…
BP 200 My name is Matthew. I am 25 years old. I grew up in a Christian home where my parents didn’t just want me to obey Jesus but to…
BP 199 Have you ever wondered if you’re growing in your faith? And what are the metrics that will tell you that you are experiencing such growth? Are these metrics…
BP 198 “The sensitivity of men to small matters, and their indifference to great ones, indicates a strange inversion” ~ Blaise Pascal “He has told you, O man, what is…
BP 197 Many of us are familiar with mental illness and its manifestation in different diagnoses ranging from depression to anxiety to bipolar disorder to personality disorders. But do we…
BP 196 Today as we anticipate Holy week, we’re going to take a brief look at two figures in the history of the world--the father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud, and…
BP 195 Most of us most of the time can handle life. We believe we are resilient, mature, strong enough to handle anything because so far, we have handled most…
BP 194 Sin leads people to hide—usually—unless their hearts have fled so far from the righteous God that they take pride in their sin and choose to flaunt it. Flaunting…
BP 193 Do you know what nuance is? How would you define it? I don’t think it’s an easy concept to explain to someone who doesn’t know what it is.…
BP 192 I knew a woman once who had been abandoned by her father. Sarah was only seven years old when her father left her mother and her three siblings.…