Question: “If Jesus paid the price for our sin, why do we still suffer the consequences of our sin?” Answer: The Bible gives the good news that Jesus paid the price for our sin (Ephesians 1:7), yet in many ways we still suffer the consequences of our sins… Source: https://www.gotquestions.org/sin-consequences.html.html
LiveAction has produced a beautiful video that pulls back the curtain on the glories within the womb. In its short three minutes, we’re treated to a portrayal of the first nine months of human life. According to LiveAction, 12 percent of pro-choice people changed their minds after watching, and 37 percent of those already pro-life became “more pro-life.” … More Meet Baby Olivia Video
“The World” would have us believe that truth is relative and the proper understanding of truth certainly has no place in society. This article demonstrates just how far we as a nation have fallen. Why We Can Know Things and Why that Matters We live in a confused and confusing age. Things once considered obviously … More Seeking Understanding in a Confusing World
Zechariah 3 CONTEXT: From Dr. John Gills Commentary: INTRODUCTION TO ZECHARIAH 3 In this chapter, under the type of Joshua the high priest, is showed the state and condition of the priesthood, and of the church of God, in his times; and in it are various promises concerning the true High Priest, Christ, and of … More Devotional Thought for Today – 08/13/21
JAMES 4:6 CONTEXT: Chapter 4 continues where 3 leaves off, reminding the reader that seeking after self, worldly gains, and wisdom will only lead to conflict within the church and their personal lives. Matthew Henry divides it as follows: Here are cautions against corrupt affections, and love of this world, which is enmity to God. … More Devotional Thought for Today – 08/12/21
Here is a post from an online friend that I hope you will enjoy. It explains two types of Grace in a very easy to understand way: Posted by Todd Linn, PhD on August 5, 2021 Theology Thursday’s post continues our systematic theological treatment of soteriology; the study of the doctrine of salvation. Our post provides a general introduction to … More Grace: Common and Effectual
today’s drawing near devotional
Romans 11:33-36 Paul ends chapter 11 with this doxology (short poetic hymn or expression of praise) about God. In this case specifically about His grandeur For of him, and through him, and to him, are all things… He concludes with a matter-of-fact statement for all believers, saying if all this be true, then give God … More Devotional Thought for Today – 07/12/2021
I, along with my co-pastor, are preaching through the Gospel of John. We’re about halfway done. The Fourth Gospel is not merely introductory material on the Christian life, but a deep, theological book that covers many weighty topics. I would argue that John’s Gospel is Source: A Mini Q&A on A Few Calvinistic Doctrines
HEBREWS 13 In yesterday’s devotional thought, our main text was Malichai 3:6, but the subject matter the same, God’s immutability. Our text today Hebrews 13:8 has that same theme. The ESV Study Bible says of this verse: Heb. 13:8 Jesus the Messiah (Christ) is eternally trustworthy in his position as high priest and as Son of God—yesterday active … More Sunday Sermon Series – Immutability
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