Category Archives: Christian Behavior

Oh, Was It Easter?

Posted on April 4, 2010 by Steve Sensenig

It’s been a long time since I posted on here (last July, I think, so almost nine months).  And the title of this first-in-a-long-time post is meant to be  somewhat tongue-in-cheek. The reality is that I was fully aware that … Continue reading →

Posted in American Christianity, Christian Behavior, Living It, Relationships | 8 Comments

Does a Concept of Faith Blame the Victim?

Posted on April 27, 2009 by Steve Sensenig

In the most recent episode of “It’s Really That Simple” (the podcast that my lovely wife Christy and I co-host), Christy and I talked about our thought of simplicity in trusting God.  If you have a half-hour free, I’d encourage … Continue reading →

Posted in Beyond the Box, Christian Behavior, It's Really That Simple, Personal, Scripture Interpretation | 11 Comments

No Need to Fear

Posted on April 23, 2009 by Steve Sensenig

Is it just me, or does it really seem to others like there is a huge upswing in the level of paranoia and fear in our country?  And I’m not talking about just people in general. I’m talking about Christians! … Continue reading →

Posted in American Christianity, Christian Behavior, Trends and Statistics | 12 Comments

Engage. Don’t Avoid.

Posted on March 7, 2009 by Steve Sensenig

I’m not sure where the notion comes from that the best way to be a witness of the hope that is within us is to speak so judgmentally about the world around us, but I think it’s high time that … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, The Gospel | 8 Comments

The Measure of a Man

Posted on November 10, 2008 by Steve Sensenig

Many are familiar with sayings similar to, “It is not what a man does that measures his worth, but what he is.” And on several levels, that is true. However, Jesus also said that we would know people by “their … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian Behavior, Relationships | 5 Comments