Phillip Minter

5 days ago | allongeorgia.com | Phillip Minter

The Joy of the JourneyRest for the SoulIn our world that never seems to slow down, the idea of rest often feels like a luxury we can’t afford. We hurry from one commitment to the next, driven by the pressures of life’s obligations. However, as followers of Jesus, it’s vital to remember the importance of spiritual rest. This concept is beautifully illustrated in the story of Jesus and His time spent in Bethany, particularly at the home of Mary, Martha, and Lazarus.

1 week ago | allongeorgia.com | Phillip Minter

The Joy of the JourneyCan Christians Battle Depression? If you’re reading this, you or someone you know islikely fighting a tough battle with depression. I want to start by saying you’re not alone. Many Christians face this challenging issue, and it’s perfectly okay to talk about it. In fact, acknowledging our struggles can be the first step toward finding hope and healing. Let’sdiscuss how we can rely on faith, seek help, and recallthe promises found in Scripture.

2 weeks ago | allongeorgia.com | Phillip Minter

The Joy of the JourneyOffendedWe live in a world where it seems like having thick skin is a rare thing. People use the phrase “offence” very easily. They do this all through our society. However, there’s an actual difference between being offended and what it means to be offended biblically. In this week’s article, we’re going to take a closer look at understanding the offense biblically. Let’s face it, in our lives, we encounter situations that can easily lead to feelings of offense.

3 weeks ago | allongeorgia.com | Phillip Minter

The Joy of the JourneyJesus FirstOur lives are filled with distractions, relationships, ambitions, and pursuits that compete for our hearts; there is one call that stands supreme: to love Jesus above all. As believers, our relationship with Jesus must not only be central, but it must also be the center of everything. He must be the love of our lives. Scripture repeatedly reveals that our affections, loyalty, and deepest desires should belong to Christ.

1 month ago | allongeorgia.com | Phillip Minter

The Joy of the JourneyOpen DoorsWe live in a world where we get instant gratification for almost anything we might want or desire. When I was growing up fast food was considered a treat, and we got it every now and then. Today, it is the opposite: a home-cooked meal seems to be a rarity in most families.  We used to have to go to the library to look up information. Does anyone know the Dewey decimal system anymore? I think you get where I’m going.