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search main menu skip to primary content skip to secondary content home general audience bible passages devotional exposition everyday life fun philosophy politics teaching misc personal discouragement half formed thoughts questions post navigation ← older posts teaching on ephesians 2 and racism posted on october 1, 2017 by kevin megill reply here is a video of the teaching i gave at htbc on sep 20, 2017. it was on ephesians 2:11-17 and racism. posted in bible passages , explicitly for chrns , exposition , videos | leave a reply teaching on generosity from 2 corinthians 8:1-5 posted on september 12, 2017 by kevin megill reply i’m trying something new. i made a video of one of my teachings on wednesday night during the summer. here it is, for anyone interested: posted in uncategorized | leave a reply flooding posted on september 4, 2017 by kevin megill reply yesterday evening our church prayed for the people in houston and louisiana in the aftermath of hurricane harvey. as we prayed, the following verses came to mind: the floods have lifted up, o lord, the floods have lifted up their voice, the floods lift up their pounding waves. more than the sounds of many waters, than the mighty breakers of the sea, the lord on high is mighty. psalm 93:3-4 now, i realize that the “flooding” in these verses is a metaphor. the psalmist isn’t thinking about literal water; he’s thinking about enemies or trials or something. god is mightier than all those things, no matter what they are, in just the same way as he is mightier than the literal ocean. yet obviously that presupposes that god is mightier than the ocean waves. if the metaphor of the waves is applicable to persecution or financial troubles or hardships of other kinds, how much more is it applicable to the literal flooding caused by harvey? as i prayed, i thought of the incredible destructive power of a hurricane, and then of how god is mightier than all of that. it was encouraging. * * * later in the evening, i was thinking about the ways of god, in that he chooses at times to allow us to be attacked by the spiritual forces of darkness (whether through temptations or trials or outright demonic activity) and other times keeps them from us. sometimes he puts a hedge of protection around us; other times, as in the case of job, he lets the enemy have at us. it occurred to me that perhaps sometimes he lets us be not merely attacked but flooded by the enemy, just so he can show us his power in the middle of it. in those moments, if they occur, when the attack washes over us like a wave, knocks us off our feet and leaves us no serious chance of resisting by ourselves, all we can do is to wait and look to god to deliver us. (for another picture of that kind of deliverance, consider jonah 2.) i was still thinking about this when we took communion. it occurred to me that whether or not we ourselves are ever exposed to this kind of flooding, jesus was. on the cross, all the wrath of god and all the hostility of satan washed over him like a flood, so that we could be spared from it. as a result, as the hymns say, we can be “sinners plunged beneath the flood” of his blood shed for us and we can say “my anchor holds within the veil”. (see also hebrews 6:19). * * * around midnight, a friend asked me about ezekiel 47. in that passage, ezekiel sees a vision of a river of water flowing from the temple out to the sea, giving life wherever it goes. later in john 7:37-39, jesus speaks of the holy spirit as a river of living water flowing from our innermost being. he may be deliberately referring to the vision ezekiel had and telling us that the holy spirit is that river. anyway, back in ezekiel, this happened: when the man went out toward the east with a line in his hand, he measured a thousand cubits, and he led me through the water, water reaching the ankles. again he measured a thousand and led me through the water, water reaching the knees. again he measured a thousand and led me through the water, water reaching the loins. again he measured a thousand; and it was a river that i could not ford, for the water had risen, enough water to swim in, a river that could not be forded. he said to me, “son of man, have you seen this?” then he brought me back to the bank of the river. – ezekiel 47:3-6 the point of the man’s measuring seems to be to say this: ezekiel, you already see that the river is here. you see that it gives life. you see that it purifies. but i want you to understand how deep it goes. you can get in a certain distance, and may think that’s how deep it is. but it goes deeper. you can go still further … but it goes deeper. you could walk in until it was clear over your head, and it would still go deeper. that’s how deep the life-giving water of god goes. it never runs out, and it always goes deeper than you’ve yet experienced. this is another kind of flooding, both holy and wonderful. the holy spirit generally refrains from overwhelming us with his glory, but that doesn’t mean it isn’t there and isn’t mind-blowing. this is the awe-inspiring god we serve. the father reigns over even the most terrifyingly powerful floods. the son endure the flood of god’s wrath in order to become our anchor. the spirit reveals to us only what we can bear, but behind what we experience is a flood of life and holiness and glory we cannot even imagine. posted in bible passages , devotional | leave a reply corporate worship and moods posted on july 24, 2016 by kevin megill reply a few years ago i always struggled with almost violently angry or despondent moods during corporate worship. that’s not been true for a while, but sometimes i face a much milder form of the same struggle, and i decided today i should be more deliberate about fighting back against it. i started asking questions to myself about one of the songs we sang: the joy of the lord . first, a note about worship songs. many songs talk only about god and his worth (example: revelation song, which we also sang this morning). others talk about our feelings as worshipers. there’s some controversy about which kind of song is better for worship. some people think it’s inappropriate to sing about our response as worshipers. they feel it focuses on us instead of on god, or on the experience of worship instead of on god, or on feelings instead of on truth. i’m sympathetic to those concerns, but in fact there are lots of psalms that emphasize the feelings of the worshiper. biblical worship is incredibly varied. i think corporate worship probably should be also. as long as it’s not all we sing about, i think there is an important role for each kind of song. another criticism of the feelings-of-the-worshiper type of song is that it makes liars of those worshipers who aren’t feeling the way the song says. that is a difficulty. on a given sunday, different worshipers will all have different emotional responses, because we will all be in different places in our lives. so when i worship, what am i supposed to do when my mood is out of synch with everyone else? maybe it depends on god’s purposes in corporate worship. is the worship leader, or are the songs, expected to draw us into worship in a way that unites us all in a shared emotional response, no matter where we started? sometimes i think that can happen, and when it’s spirit-led it can be powerful and freeing. other times, though, it just becomes pushy. am i expected to align my mood to that of the songs? sometimes, i think, the answer is yes. but there can also be the danger of worshipers gathering just to chase a certain kind of emotional thrill, worshiping worship, instead of focusing on god. maybe sometimes if i’m not “feeling it” i should just accept that and not worry about it. today i realized that most of the time, i’m in one of four common states when i start a worship service. inner and outer world both going well – i’m feeling blessed and full of joy and thanks. outer world going badly, but inner world going well – my life

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