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You know it’s half of one the Ten Commandments—to honor your father—but how do you do that for someone so far from perfect? It starts with thinking about what is noble, admirable and praiseworthy in him, and out of the overflow of such thoughts come spoken words of gratitude.The post Honor Your Father first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

What is your favorite kind of preacher? And does Jesus fit the profile?



Yes. And no. He was far too unpredictable to be typecast. But why? How did He decide what to say and how to say it on different occassions to different audiences?The post The Tongue of Christ first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

Are you like Jesus in the way you listen? That may sound like a simple question until you study Christ’s listening habits—and the results of His ability to hear what wasn’t being said out loud.



Can you listen like that? Yes, you can, and when you do, the changes you see will amaze you.The post The Ears of Christ first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

“Oh, the power of our hands. Leave them unmanaged and they become weapons. But manage them and our hands become God’s very hands.” So says Max Lucado in his book Just Like Jesus. But what did God do with His hands when He became a man?The post The Hands of Christ first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

What if Jesus lived in Maine? As far-fetched as that sounds, are we not the Body of Christ? Do we not have the potential to reveal Jesus to those with whom we live, work and play? We do—but only if we do with the parts of our body what He did with the parts of His body.The post The Eyes of Christ first appeared on White Pine Community Church.

Whether you see yourself accurately depends, to a large degree, on the mirrors you choose. Do you see your reflection in the funhouse mirrors of comparison, culture and critics, or in the reliable mirror of the word of God?The post Seeing Yourself as God Sees You first appeared on White Pine Community Church.