by David Lindner | Nov 20, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
It’s hard to leave things behind. It’s hard, when you’re called to something new to leave behind something you love and know so well. I am quite familiar with the feeling. I spent most of my life doing music. In fact, up until about 7 years ago that was pretty much my...
by David Lindner | Nov 19, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
It’s easy to get caught up in the darkness of the times in which we live. I’m not going to lie, it’s easy for me to find myself distraught over the news of the day. Our country is fractured and it appears to be getting worse. Even though Christ-followers are supposed...
by David Lindner | Nov 18, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
Sometimes you or I come across someone who has a knack for always doing the wrong thing. They make the wrong decisions on the spot or even when they think through them. No matter what, they just seem to end up on the wrong side of the equation. Maybe it’s not in all...
by David Lindner | Nov 15, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
Yesterday I rambled on and on about the importance of ascending the mountain for ourselves. I talked about how great the new covenant is that we get to go into God’s presence through the new and living way opened for us through the flesh of Jesus. A promise so great...
by David Lindner | Nov 14, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
Christianity is very bloody. It seems like we’re always talking about the blood of Jesus and the blood of the old covenant. For Pete’s sake, we drink a blood substitute every time we take communion, which is every week at our church. It’s all about the blood. In vs....
by David Lindner | Nov 13, 2019 | Daily Devotional, Featured, Jesus Habit Podcast
The author has spent all this time, making this incredibly dense and well thought out argument about why the readers shouldn’t turn from Christ. Then, today, we get to these 6 verses and he crams in about 6 weeks worth of sermon material. I’m going to do my best to...
