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“As you reflect on the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ this weekend, consider the panoramic scene of God’s glorious plan of redemption that extends from Genesis to Revelation.” Iosif J. Zhakevich | April 10, 2020 The Promise in the Garden of Eden The very first time that the suffering of Christ is mentioned is in the … More The Promise of Redemption
I often hear today modern evangelicals saying things like, ‘oh doctrine is not so important as…’ It leaves me wondering if they even understand what doctrine is: Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language defined it thus: DOCTRINE, noun [Latin , to teach.] 1. In a general sense, whatever is taught. Hence, a principle or position in … More The Puritans’ Passion for Doctrinal Purity
Tim Counts | April 03, 2020 It happened again. My wife and I heard of yet another Christian couple—whom we knew and loved—ending their marriage. I felt sick. I couldn’t rid my mind of the years, likely decades, of unrest that would trickle from this. It seems as if Christians are beginning to be okay with their … More To Have & To Hold
Jerod Gilcher | March 31, 2020 The world welcomes the notion of a loving God. Yet its excitement vanishes when we use the word Trinity. But God is love precisely because he is triune. Many in the church, understandably, struggle with the concept of the Trinity. How do I know this? I listen to Christians pray. Believers address the Father … More Enjoying the Persons of the Trinity
By Brad Klassen, Mar 27, 2020 If you were to ask the average Christian what is most essential for a healthy prayer life, you would likely hear helpful answers such as an environment without distractions, discipline and determination, eager faith and expectancy, or humility and boldness. Indeed, each of these are critical to our life … More Before Uttering a Word in Prayer
What is the Holy Spirit’s Role in Bible Study? Brad Klassen | February 25, 2020 The making and breaking of secret codes. Kids love it. Think of the invisible spy pen that writes messages in disappearing ink that can only be read with that nifty ultraviolet light gadget. Or the ever-popular coded messages. Only those with the … More What is the Holy Spirit’s Role in Bible Study?
Worshiping in Pain Brian Fairchild | February 21, 2020 It’s difficult to recall the number of perplexed looks I’ve received over the past two-and-a-half years as I have explained to people my doctoral research project. Some have mused that wrestling with lament for this long must be disheartening. I have experienced the opposite. My intrigue with lament … More Worshiping in Pain
Although written for Pastor’s who are preaching the Word of God each Sunday there are some lesson’s here for us everyday folks too. We as Peter says must be every ready to give a defense 1 Peter 3:15 how can we do that unless we are well prepared to do so? This is even more … More Learning to Explain the Word of God
How Much Authority Does a Pastor Have? By Austin T. Duncan, Feb 14, 2020 If Jesus, the sinless and perfect son of God, limited Himself to speaking nothing during his incarnation except the truth He received from His father, how much more should those who have been called into His ministry speak only on the … More How Much Authority Does a Pastor Have?
Be Who You Are to Me, God Abner Chou | February 11, 2020 When reading the psalms, it is easy to read quickly over a word like “rock” and think little of it. We might think that this is just the common language of the day. But the psalmists were theologians, especially David. And packed into this … More Be Who You Are to Me, God
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