Dale Tedder
Dale Tedder is a Global Methodist pastor in Jacksonville, Florida. If you would like to keep up with his online ministry or read other things Dale has written, you can check out his website, Walking Points. You can check out his author’s page for books he has written. Finally, Dale’s podcast, Walking Points, can be heard wherever you listen to podcasts.
The Hope of Glory: Lesson 4
This Week's Bible Study: Colossians 1:24-29
Sunday Morning Devotional: Week 26
Your Weekly Rest and Reset
To Judge or Not to Judge?
Your Midweek Devotional Word of Encouragement
Christ Above All: Lesson 3
This Week's Bible Study: Colossians 1:15-23
Sunday Morning Devotional: Week 25
Your Weekly Rest and Reset
Profiles in Godly Manhood: Stephen
Lesson 2: Stephen
A Man Full of Faith and the Holy Spirit
Real Repentance
2 Chronicles 7:14 - …if my people who are called by my name, will humble themselves and pray and seek my face and turn from their wicked ways, then I will hear from heaven and will forgive their sin and will heal their land.
Embracing Truth with a Sanctified Heart: Direction 1
Direction 1: Embracing Truth with a Sanctified Heart
From Part 3 of Baxter’s Christian Directory. Chapter 7: Directions for the Discovery of the Truth among Contenders, and the Escape of Heresy and Deceit. Direction 1
Walking Worthy: Lesson 2
This Week's Bible Study: Walking Worthy
Colossians 1:3-14
Sunday Morning Devotional: Week 23
Never make the blunder of trying to forecast the way God is going to answer your prayer. (Oswald Chambers)
Our Restless Longing: God's Hound of Heaven
Introduction
I watched a series on Netflix and a movie on Amazon a couple of years ago in which the protagonist in each was an atheist - depressed, lonely, snarky, and absolutely interesting, but desperately looking for… longing for… meaning. It was sort of sad to observe the writers’ attempts to guide their characters in their pursuit for meaning in a life without God. I had a heavy heart as I reflected on how hollow their efforts were, no matter how well put together the stories were. They each had a longing no temporal solution could ultimately fill, though they both sought an optimistic ending. One did better than the other in moving Godward. In this life there’s always hope.