Travis Agnew's Blog, page 13

Making the Bible Clear for Others

Most Christians agree that knowing God’s Word is vital for spiritual growth, yet many feel it’s too hard to understand or explain. As disciples, we must commit to clear and faithful teaching that helps others grasp the truth.

Let No Selfishness Separate

Marriage falls apart when selfishness takes over. If you want a Christ-centered marriage, stop making it about you and start serving your spouse like Jesus served you—selflessly, sacrificially, and without waiting for another to deserve it.

Salvation: Forgiveness According to God’s Standard

The security of salvation depends on whose work it ultimately is. We might fumble, but God remains faithful.

Helpful Restraints

Galatians 3:15-22 – Many wonder why God provided a covenant for His people and later gave them rules they could not keep. The law couldn’t save anyone, but it did help in restraining the spread of sin.

How to Handle Team Frustration

No matter how strong your team is, conflict will eventually surface, and how you handle it will define your effectiveness together. Whether the issue is someone being wrong, weird, or weak, responding with grace and biblical wisdom is key to restoring unity.

What You Can’t Control

We often become overwhelmed by the sheer number of problems pressing on us, many of which lie beyond our ability to fix. But instead of being consumed by what you can’t control, choose to focus your energy on what you can.

The Bible Isn’t Boring

Beth once thought the Bible was boring—until a simple challenge led her to discover life-changing truth in its pages. Scripture isn’t dull; it’s the cure for the world’s deepest sickness, pointing to Jesus as the Savior who brings healing, purpose, and hope.

Faithful Redemption

Galatians 3:10-14 – Our works could not save us; in fact, they only condemned us. Through the sacrifice of Jesus, we obtain the faithful redemption that we require under sin’s curse.

There’s Still Room

Luke 14:22 - On Good Friday, we remember Jesus's sacrifice of offering us a seat at His table. Throughout the Scriptures, we discover His commitment to convey that there's still room with Him for people like us.

Learning How to Bear with Unbearable Team Members

Jesus chose disciples with clashing backgrounds to teach unity through diversity. Following Him means bearing with one another, not just forgiving but growing together.