Christian Living

Jesus answered three temptations with three sentences, all from one book. He did not debate, and he never explained himself.

Paul is not describing thought suppression. The verse names a target, and it is narrower and more useful than every stray thought you have.

The Bible never mentions yoga, so this is a conscience question. Paul gave a test for exactly this kind of thing, and it is not whether it is allowed.

Romans ties knowing God’s will to a renewed mind, not to a sign. The work happens before the decision, not during it.

Israel stood at the sea praying, and God told Moses to stop crying out and start walking. Sometimes waiting is the disobedience.

Elijah got wind, earthquake and fire, and God was in none of them. The dramatic thing is usually not the thing you are listening for.