Your mind is a battlefield. It is constantly under attack and siege from forces that would seek to control you. But here's the good news: you have nothing to fear. In fact, fear is the last thing you should do, because fear is the gateway to allowing those influences in. Instead, we need to recognize the incredible power we have as children of God. Join Dr. Mark Lantz as he examines the principle of a sound mind in Part 2 of Spiritual Selfies.
Spiritual Selfies -- Part 2
May 5, 2019 • Dr. Mark Lantz
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May 26, 2019 • Dr. Mark Lantz
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Spiritual Selfies -- Part 4
May 19, 2019 • Dr. Mark Lantz
What happens when godly people disagree? What do Christians do with contention? Can anything good come from contentious relationships? One of the most famous examples of contention among the body of Christ is the story of Paul and Barnabas. These two men came into conflict over a young man named John Mark, and the contention was strong enough to split the duo apart. What can this story tell us about how we interact with those with whom we disagree in everyday life? What are we to make of contention? And what of those of us like John Mark, who are stuck in the middle of it, perhaps the source? Join Dr. Mark Lantz as he dives into this passage in Part 4 of Spiritual Selfies.