A recent article regarding the KJV debate seems to be making a comeback for the plowboys — those who desire the Bible in their own common tongue.
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What happens when sermon illustrations are used improperly?
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Is simple preaching a good thing? And what are some of the results of simple preaching?
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When the touch of God hurts, we can revel in His mercies, and understand how sorrow and anguish give way to a more personal understanding of God's loving-kindess.
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There is a pattern to a Christian’s spiritual decline, and it’s startlingly predictable.
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What is the light revealing in your life?
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Are we becoming a Christianized self-confirming echo chamber?
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“We are Super Bowl champions – no risk it, no biscuit - and the biscuit tastes really good right now!” This is a secular story with only temporal effects – nothing lasting! But what about the eternal?
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The answer to victimhood is not validation or vindication, but . . .
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Joining a church, which is the Biblical expectation for the believer in this dispensation, ought to be done in confidence believing that God has set you in that particular body. Leaving then ought to be conducted in like manner. That is, by God Himself taking you out of the body and He will not do that for an unscriptural reason!
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Clearly, without understanding, we are apt to take “hard verses” and misapply them, much to our detriment. If we then take this misapplication and share it with others, our lack of understanding (really foolishness) may spread.
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I was surprised when a girl – an unchurched girl – spoke up. It wasn’t her speaking that surprised me, but the quality that she suggested as an aspect of godliness. Before I tell you what she suggested, let’s quickly review what might be a usual list of character qualities that would define most people’s perception of godliness: being wise, just, loving, merciful, compassionate, pure, and holy. But this girl said . . .
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