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It is vitally important that we discuss what godly discipline and consequences look like. Even within the Christian community, we can sometimes lack a proper understanding of how discipline should be administered and what consequences should look like. Discipline and consequences are not things for us to concoct and impose upon others simply as we see fit. That is not God’s design or plan. It is easy for us to take matters into our own hands and neglect God’s instructions. So

Discipline is not a word many of us are particularly fond of—unless, of course, we are the ones administering it. Even then, discipline can be difficult, especially when we love the person we are having to discipline. Unfortunately, however, exercising discipline is often frowned upon in our current culture, and even more unfortunately, this is to the detriment of everyone. Lack of discipline however is completely counter cultural of how God views discipline. From a very you

There is no better way to begin this blog than by addressing something many of us struggle with in one way or another. Every one of us has at least one thing in life to which we don’t give the time and attention it deserves. On the other hand, we all have at least one thing to which we give a considerable amount of our time and attention. I encourage you to ask yourself two questions: What is something in my life to which I give very little effort? What is something in my lif

On August 24, Four Peaks Christian Church is excited to launch our new blog, Face Your Faith, designed to explore a wide range of topics from God’s Word—including many subjects you have likely wondered about or asked about at some point in your life. The beauty of God’s Word is that it doesn’t have to be complicated. We simply need to be receptive to what He says, willing to accept that we may not always like to hear, and then, regardless of whether we agree with it or find

The early Church, under Paul’s guidance, established a clear understanding that the Church, under the headship of Christ, was to be a pillar of care and provision for those in need within the community. Paul called believers to participate financially through their tithes and offerings so that the Church could fulfill this responsibility. We see this clearly in 1 Corinthians 16:1–4 (NIV): “Now about the collection for the Lord’s people: Do what I told the Galatian churches to