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How to Get Strong in God

Rehearse the bottomless riches of God’s promises for you in Christ.

Written by David Mathis | Friday, July 18, 2025

To be strengthened in God does not mean to receive food or money or weapons from above, but words of God’s promise.…David remembers and meditates on the words of God till his soul finds fresh courage in them.   David was greatly distressed, for the people spoke of stoning him, because all the people were bitter... Continue Reading

A Time To Be Tired

There is a time to save your strength, and a time to spend it.

Written by Seth Lewis | Friday, July 18, 2025

There are times when giving everything you’ve got is exactly what is needed. So go for it. Give, and rest, and then give some more. There’s a joy in spending your strength for others that you can’t get anywhere else. There is a time to save your strength—so that you can spend it more effectively... Continue Reading

Holding On

Holding on to an offense is evidence of a bitter heart.

Written by Pastor Randy Booth | Friday, July 18, 2025

Letting go doesn’t mean that everything the other person did was right. Sometimes, however, there’s a greater right than being right. The offender might not deserve our forgiveness, but, of course, neither did we deserve forgiveness.   This post addresses a problem that is common to all of us. It seems to be part of... Continue Reading

The Wreckage from Obergefell

Structures collapse when you ignore their architect.

Written by Delano Squires | Friday, July 18, 2025

The past decade is a needed reminder of Solomon’s wise words in Psalm 127:1, “Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain.” The people who gave their blessing to the judicial demolition crew that took a sledgehammer to marriage are learning that hard lesson now.   This summer marks the... Continue Reading

Satan Can Stage a Quiet Revival Too

We should be no more encouraged to see people being “revived” into the Roman Catholic Church than into Mormonis

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, July 17, 2025

Some Christians may be injudiciously cheering the fact that people are being revived from apathy or atheism into a religion that leads them to hell all the same. For that reason, I encourage Christians to exercise wisdom when it comes to identifying evidence of God’s work and wisdom when it comes to celebrating it.  ... Continue Reading

Man of Science, Man of God: George Washington Carver

“He could have added fortune to fame, but caring for neither, he found happiness and honor in being helpful to the world.”

Written by Christine Dao | Thursday, July 17, 2025

Carver was a deeply devoted Christian. He attributed inspiration of his work to God, and his studies of nature convinced him of the existence and benevolence of the Creator: “Never since have I been without this consciousness of the Creator speaking to me….The out of doors has been to me more and more a great... Continue Reading

The Virtue of Persecution

When we live as Jesus lived, we will be rejected because of Him. If we are never rejected, we must wonder if we’re living like Him.

Written by David W. Hall | Thursday, July 17, 2025

It is difficult when you are only trying to serve God, if someone comes up and begins to attack your character. But it will happen. Count on it. Jesus did not want his disciples to expect a rose-colored world. Remember this week: When falsely reviled, you become like Jesus in some measure. This is one... Continue Reading

The Westminster Standards and the “Ordinary Means”

Is the current understanding of the ordinary means what the pastors who formulated our confessional documents had in mind?

Written by Jonathan L. Master | Thursday, July 17, 2025

The ordinary means given by God—the Word, sacraments, and prayer—were provided so that men and women could learn from the Bible about the saving plan of God in Christ, and, having believed, could be confident in their right standing with God their Creator. These means, so profoundly articulated in our Confession, are of enduring importance... Continue Reading

Androgyny: The Pagan Sexual Ideal (Part 1)

In a time of moral confusion and politically correct intimidating “tolerance,” we owe biblical clarity to our culture, to our sons and daughters, and to God.

Written by Dr. Peter Jones | Thursday, July 17, 2025

We need to see the “new sexuality” as an integral expression of age-old religious paganism. In our response, we cannot follow Lot, who would have sacrificed his daughters to placate the aggressors. Nor can we claim personal moral superiority. We must always hear, in the clamor for acceptance and recognition, the cry of divine image-bearers,... Continue Reading

Jesus Doesn’t Use Fake Plants

The fake plant, no matter how realistic, loses its charm as soon as its true nature is revealed.

Written by Casey McCall | Thursday, July 17, 2025

We’re drawn to the machine for the same reason we’re drawn to the fake plant—we want production without the hard and slow work it takes to get it. We want quick results minus the God-connected process. But machines can’t produce genuine fruit.   I’ve never liked fake plants. Mostly, I’ve just never found them convincing,... Continue Reading

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