The waters have recently been stirred in conservative circles regarding the modernization of the King James Version. Permit me to make a few observations regarding the fuller discussion that needs to take place.
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The Asbury Revival - Is it passion or revival?
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How can humor be used in the teaching and unity of our homes?
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Are interruptions divine appointments, or a result of a lack of structure, intention, or focus on our part?
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Does doctrinal clarity suffer when our evangelism becomes primary?
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There’s a misalignment between what you say you believe and what you practice.
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How can parents work to build a gospel understanding in their children?
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The practice of parenting can be crucial to laying a foundation for the gospel in the hearts and minds of one's children.
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Imagine that we taught our children (with all sincerity) something completely illogical…
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Biblically, it seems that the Gospel is fairly simple. However, mankind has managed to confuse the issue. What if we recognized that Heaven is not the predominant goal of the Gospel?
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So, a dilemma exists: do we “freely give” something destructive (or at best useless) to someone we care about because he/she likes it? OR do we freely give something helpful and “healthy” that he/she does not like?
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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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