Looking Back

 The story of Joseph seems to show God using evil and hurtful actions to accomplish His ultimate goal (Gen 45).  It's great when we can look back at hard times in our lives and see God's hand, but it isn't a justification to hurt others.

Team Awesome requirements

 Jesus chose 12 men to serve as apostles (Luke 6:13), but among those not chosen were many people who followed Jesus and contributed greatly to His story. If you feel rejected, you are in good company and are still an important part of the story. 

Pastor Awesome doesn't get it

 Before becoming a follower of Jesus, Peter humbled himself and declared himself to be a sinner (Luke 2). While the word "sin" is unpopular, most of us hold some guilt over a time in our lives when we failed to live up to our own values. The promise of Christ is that He can free us of our guilt, if we can just face it.

What would Jesus do with a Jehu bracelet?

 While Christians seek to be 'Christlike' or to live out Christ's teachings, we might find ourselves redefining Christ to make our actions more seem legitimate or 'good.' 1 Peter 2

Would Jehu let you read that?

 Which Bible character do you emulate?

What Would Jehu Do (again)

 Many Christians have adopted a 'biblical world view' without considering that not every person in the Bible is meant to be imitated. Are you trying to be more like Christ, or more like an Old Testament general?

What Would Jehu do?

Many Christians seem to be following the examples of all kinds of biblical characters, while failing to imitate Christ and His actions. As Christians, shouldn't we look to Christ as our example (Philippians 2:5)?