Adopted Sons And Heirs Of The Kingdom. Maximizing Men. Creating Christendom.
Reece Edwards 
God has plainly told us that “bad company corrupts good character” and yet we can be really passive about the company we keep the most of and the friendships we form. Let’s look at ways we can evaluate our friends, counselors, and company with Biblical wisdom.
One of the easiest ways we get caught up in flirting with the world is through our use of social media and other forms of media. We may need to consider some serious questions about how and why we do this. This isn’t a “take a break” thing, but a daily consideration.
We continue the series of “When We Love Christ But Flirt With The World”, and we practically examine our morning routine and discuss how this routine can affect our entire day’s mindset and focus. Jump in and share your thoughts!
We begin a series of posts that help us practically examine our lives and the realities that cause us to veer into “worldliness” even though our mouths, and hopefully hearts, would claim to love Christ. This begins with what we’re doing, or not doing, in regards to feeding our minds and souls daily.