I have over the last 20+ years of ministry heard every excuse imaginable for someone not liking the “Christian” faith or wanting to be associated with the Christian faith. I am sure you have heard them too, things like: “Christianity (or any religion) is just a crutch” comes from those who think they got it … More “I’m A Good Person”
A Blueprint for Multigenerational Faithfulness April 26, 2020by: Voddie Baucham Jr. A New Lesson from an Old Source God has not left us to wander aimlessly in the wilderness as we raise our children. He has given us a blueprint for multigenerational faithfulness. That blueprint is expressed throughout the Bible, but there is one place where … More A Blueprint for Multigenerational Faithfulness
4 Things God Cannot Do by David Qaoud What are some things God cannot do? “Nothing is impossible for God,” is a common expression used by Christians for all sorts of situations. The idea is that because our God is so big and powerful and wonderful and beautiful, nothing is impossible for him. Nothing is … More 4 Things God Cannot Do
As I noted yesterday in the post What is a Reformed Baptist? one of the greatest misconceptions about anyone in adhering to tenets of Reformed or Covenant Theology is that they do not care about evangelism. It stems from the aversion to the term Unconditional Election but holds no foundation in biblical or historical truth. The following … More Reformed Evangelism
It seems that everyone wants and needs to blame someone else for their mistakes, suffering or overall lot in life. What is worse for me is I hear it and see it regularly in those claiming to be evangelical Christians. Mans Nature: It is mans fallen nature to lie and blame others for our failures. … More The Blame Game
The following extract is most telling. Note, I am in total agreement with the writers statement that we “not neglect the whole counsel of God.” Infographic: How Do You Read the Bible? As many of us are finding ourselves with more free time, it can be a great season to evaluate our Bible reading habits. … More How Do You Read the Bible?
One of my morning devotionals included 1 Corinthians 15:55-57. With so many Psalm 51:worldwide sick and dying from COVID-19 I thought it an appropriate subject for today’s devotional. – Mike If you have never been and visited Arlington National Cemetery it is a sobering and solemn trip worth taking. The men and women interned there … More God, who Gives us the Victory
In Coronavirus and Christ, John Piper invites readers around the world to stand on the solid Rock, who is Jesus Christ, in whom our souls can be sustained by the sovereign God who ordains, governs, and reigns over all things to accomplish his wise and good purposes for those who trust in him. Piper offers six … More The Coronavirus and Christ
It should be clear by now that unchecked anxiety isn’t good for you. It’s a sin expressly forbidden by the Lord, so there is the spiritual cost to consider. But it’s also harmful to your health, your productivity, and your relationships. It wreaks havoc throughout your life, and as we saw yesterday, it strangles your … More John MacArthur on Anxiety and God’s Sovereignty
The Forgotten Art of Remembering Reagan Rose | April 17, 2020 We all know that person who tells the same stories again and again. We roll our eyes and think, “I could tell this story by now.” We have Twitter to check, news to read, and places to be. In an ever-changing and updating world, who has … More The Forgotten Art of Remembering
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