June 25, 2019 – Tuesday / By FRC’s National Prayer Director, Pierre Bynum As of the end of Calendar Year 2017 the Gallup group put out information from a survey stating the following: Protestants continue to make up the largest religious group in America, totaling 49% of U.S. adults interviewed as part of Gallup’s Daily tracking … More This Sunday: A Call2Fall for God’s People
by Cameron Buettel / Monday, June 24, 2019 In the lead-up to the Truth Matters conference in October, we will be focusing our attention on the sufficiency, authority, and clarity of Scripture. Of our previous blog series, none better embodies that emphasis than Frequently Abused Verses. The following entry from that series originally appeared on September 14, 2015. … More What Is the Eye of a Needle?
Obviously the first thing to note about this verse is Paul and the Holy Spirit were not crazy when they wrote it. Physically death is not a requirement to enter into a right relationship with Christ. So what is being spoke of here? Let us unpack this a little this morning. So if you have … More Alive Because We Died
More and more today, I am convinced many people who claim to be “Christian” do not know Him” That is the Lord Jesus Christ of the Bible. I am being told by folks things like ‘if Jesus were here he certainly would not support…’ Seriously, do these people really think they know the mind of … More I Never Knew You
by John MacArthur – Wednesday, June 19, 2019 What would it be like to have endless riches stored up for you—a future reward that could never be taken away, but that could be enjoyed forever? If you are a Christian, that is an accurate description of the inheritance God has stored up for you. The … More Imperishable, Undefiled, and Unfading
The Contradictory Ways We Talk about the Unborn by: John Stonestreet & G. Shane Morris If it weren’t so jarring and tragic, the contradictory laws and language tolerated in our country about abortion would be laughable. On the one hand, we prosecute anyone who harms a pregnant woman and causes her to lose her … More BreakPoint: Tragedy or Tissue?
with all humility and gentleness, with patience, accepting[a] one another in love, 3 diligently keeping the unity of the Spirit with the peace that binds us. (HCSB) I seem to be on a walking (Christian Lifestyle) kick the past few days. I never know what verse will stand out as I read my bible and devotions. … More Unity of the Spirit
Moravians at Herrnhut Dan Graves, MSL The village of Herrnhut, “The Lord’s Watch,” (in present day Germany) came about because on this day June 17, 1722 a little band of religious fugitives from Moravia (in the modern Czech Republic) asked Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf if they might settle on his land. The Count agreed. One … More Today in Church History
Continuing his charge from Chapter 4 the Apostle Paul begins this one with more instructions on how believers are to live out their lives: as followers of God, likened to as dear children always walking in love not being enticed by worldly ways (sins) not being deceived with vain words walk as children of light … More Walk Circumspectly
So who does not want to know God’s secrets? Come on I know you all do. I mean sharing the knowledge of the all-knowing one sounds pretty heady stuff to me. Before we get there lets look at our text for today Psalm 25:14. There are various translations of the Hebrew word ( Strong’s Number: … More Secrets of the Lord
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