Biblically Shaped Ministries

Hello all. This blog I'm posting is actually the message I was privileged to share at my church's Life Recovery (12 Step Discipleship) Ministry.

DiscipleshipChristopher B. DavisSeptember 27, 200812 steps, addiction, Bible study, change, Christians, counseling, discipleship, dying to self/the flesh, powerlessness, recovery, self/the flesh, sin, transformationComment

"Self" Awareness (Handout)

This is the handout for the message, "The Big 'S' Problem for Change", I shared.

Christopher B. DavisSeptember 27, 200812 steps, addiction, Bible study, change, Christians, counseling, discipleship, dying to self/the flesh, recovery, self/the flesh, transformationComment

Holidays...is it really that serious?

Here's the situation. We have some believers out there that have problems with and even condemn other believers who take part in celebrating on secular holidays. Thus, this is written for clarity for those brethren who disagree so intensely, as well as edification for my brethren who are partakers as I am.

Christopher B. DavisMarch 25, 2008Christians, Christmas, church issues, controversy, easter, God's glory, halloween, holidays, sabbath, solutions, Sunday Comment

Questions about God: Does God repent, make mistakes, or really know all things?

Just a couple of questions I would like to discuss and possibly provide some clarity. Let's begin shall we.

Apologetics/Polemics, Doctrine/Theology, GodChristopher B. DavisJanuary 24, 2008Bible study, controversial doctrines, doctrines, God, God's sovereignty, hermeneutics, the Bible, polemicsComment

Should We Be Afraid of Dinosaurs?

Why do people insist on questioning the authenticity of the Bible regarding dinosaurs? There is no reference in the Bible for the term universe, or space, or cosmos, but rather you know of it as heaven(s), or firmament, or sky. Yet, no one questions the reality of space in the Bible.

Apologetics/PolemicsChristopher B. DavisSeptember 10, 2007Apologetics, Bible study, creation, dinosaurs, evolution, fossils, God, scienceComment