Welcome back to the All Things in Christ blog! And welcome all new readers. I hope you’ll be blessed by the following words and the words I’ve written in time’s past. I’ve been away from this blog for some years now and that is because I have been away from the Lord for some years now,... Continue Reading →
I am very excited to announce that the latest article on this blog, Conviction vs. Guilt: Is there a difference? is going to be published in a local publication based out of west Texas called The Oilfield Journal. This will be my personal first publication as a writer. I am extremely grateful for them and Susie Lindley--the... Continue Reading →
Conviction and guilt often get placed into the same basket, along with shame. But do they belong together? I don't think they do. Guilt is a method of control, no matter what form it may take. It is used by people to convince or drive people into doing, being, or saying what they think is... Continue Reading →
Normal Jesus. I've always been struck by the fact that Jesus is a normal guy, like me and you. He isn't always this shining, full of radiance and glory entity that many of us imagine him to be. In fact, I'm willing to say that more times than not, he's like a buddy watching the... Continue Reading →
So I've been asked by a number of people to write a post on how to build a blog and make it "successful". I tell them that I'm not the best guy to ask, seeing as how this blog is only "semi-successful" traffic wise, at least. But to me, this blog has been extremely successful!... Continue Reading →
***My apologies for yesterday morning. Apparently, only part of the page was showing. The problem has been solved and you can now enjoy all seven items 🙂 Thank you for your patience and for notifying me of the issue.*** My older brother, Andrew Gleason, and I were talking the other day about all the things... Continue Reading →
In this installment of the Identity Series, Mark Lake shares on how we are "familiar" with Jesus. I believe you will find this post to be very insightful and edifying. Mark is a great brother and loves the Lord so much. He has a way of sharing our Lord in very practical, yet very beautiful... Continue Reading →
As some of you may have heard, Pastor Rick Warren, author of the best-selling A Purpose Driven Life and founder and senior pastor of Saddleback Church in Lake Forest, Calif., has suffered the terrible loss of his son, Matthew Warren (age 27) to suicide. Matthew had battled severe emotional issues and mental illness all of his life.... Continue Reading →
Ladies and Gentlemen, I am very happy to introduce you all to Toby Valdez. When I started thinking about this series, and who I would like to contribute, the first name that came to mind was him. Toby and his family express the love and acceptance of Christ in action. They don't even need to... Continue Reading →
