The love of money is the root of all evil according to Jesus. The following are 5 signs that you have a spiritually unhealthy relationship with money and wealth...
Have you ever had mundane conversations with people, in "real life" or on social media, that simply exploded, seemingly out of nowhere? I believe this happens because we all filter our interactions with others from a place of hurt.
Today I woke up at 3 am to an incessant beeping sound. At first I thought it was my security system. That wasn't it. It was something else I feared...
In my mid to late 20's, I dated around a lot. Then I met my wife, and the decision to get quickly married became the obvious choice. Following Jesus is supposed to be like that...
Do you find yourself falling through on your commitments to others? Are you frequently late? Do people no longer believe you when you promise to be there for them? I believe we need to learn to better "say no" so that we can truly "say yes" to the...
I have launched a new YouTube channel to supplement the blog and podcast of JImmysTable.com. Be sure to check out my latest channel where I'm still having conversations about faith, life, culture, and sometimes food.
To hear some people talk about God, believers and unbelievers alike, God is the ultimate source of non-fun. God is seen as a "buzz kill" or "killjoy." I believe the opposite. I believe God is the source of all things beautiful and good and joyous.
This Sunday morning my wife and I had a case of "Bedside Baptist," and decided to sleep in instead of going to church. And you know what? That's perfectly okay...
Bible reading, prayer, and going to church more. These spiritual disciplines are the things it is said we normally need to do in order to grow in our love for God. But what if something else is needed? How can we better grow in our love for God? I...
Are you looking for a breakthrough and to overcome a problem you are facing in life? Whatever you do, don't seek out some special "zap" at an altar call by some hot handed evangelist. Rather, do this instead...