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Understanding Our Temptations

How are you going to be tempted? Where are you going to be vulnerable?

Written by James Emery White | Friday, April 24, 2026

You will be tempted in the areas of motive, method, mission and merit. The question is whether you will meet each and every one of those temptations with the truth of God’s Word. Like Jesus did.   The Bible tells us that Jesus was tempted in every way and, from that, He can understand our... Continue Reading

The Pulpit Is Not the Place to Lay Out Various Interpretive Views

Don’t mistake the pulpit for the lecture hall.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Friday, April 24, 2026

The sermon aims at taking the main point of a text, delivering as best we understand it and calling people to change in line with God’s word. Laying out all the potential options rather than preaching what we understand the text to be saying blunts what we are aiming to do.   The bible is... Continue Reading

Everyone Lives. Everyone Dies. Not Everyone Walks.

We relate to God—walk with Him—to the degree we consciously decide to do so.

Written by Michael Kelley | Friday, April 24, 2026

There are all kinds of choices we make on a daily basis with regard to our walk with God. We choose to engage with Him in His Word. We choose to pray. We choose to be a regular part of the gatherings of God’s people. But at the heart of all those choices is choosing... Continue Reading

The Puritan Out of Time: Rediscovering A.W. Pink’s Reformed Identity

Pink had come to believe that evangelical modernity had not progressed beyond the Reformers and Puritans—it had regressed.

Written by Brett Lee-Price | Friday, April 24, 2026

Pink’s value for our moment is not simply that he defended predestination. It is that he insisted Christianity is a whole way of seeing reality—rooted in who God is, what Scripture is, what the covenants are, what the moral law is, and what worship and holiness require.   Arthur Walkington Pink (1886–1952) is often remembered... Continue Reading

A Closer Look at the Qualifications of Elders

As we continue in ministry, we should see in ourselves a steady growth in grace.

Written by Forrest McPhail | Friday, April 24, 2026

The grace which saved, sanctified, and qualified us is the same grace that enables us and keeps us qualified. Others should be able to testify to its presence in our lives as well.   The entirety of the Pastoral Epistles is really an extended discussion of the qualifications of elders and their duties toward God’s... Continue Reading

How to Read the News Without Losing Your Soul

The believer who trusts in the Lord does not need to fear.

Written by Doug Eaton | Thursday, April 23, 2026

If our hearts melt at bad news, whether actual or sensationalized, we should spend more time seeking the Lord than with the daily news cycle. Trusting in the Lord is the only thing that can make us firm and steadfast. If we are in Christ Jesus, our salvation is as sure and unshakeable as our... Continue Reading

Gaming and Godliness, Part 2

While some may feel that they can play games in moderation, many cannot.

Written by Jonathan Peters | Thursday, April 23, 2026

As church leaders can see, both knowledge and wisdom are necessary to answer questions about video games. Pastors and elders need to know what games are, what effects they can have, what proclivities inquirers (and their children) have, and what the Scriptures say.   Read Part 1. Counsel Church leaders should exhort everyone to “[k]eep thy... Continue Reading

Christian Nationalism and the Local Church: Still Hacking in the Rough

There is disagreement about how to implement the theory proposed by Christian Nationalism.

Written by Geoff Gleason | Thursday, April 23, 2026

In dealing with the ideals of a society, the Christian’s appeal is not to the Constitution of the United States, but rather to the word of God.   Though Christian Nationalism does have plenty of material that lands on the green, there are also concepts in which its ideas land in the rough. These are... Continue Reading

Pastors Need Pastors, Too

Pastor, before becoming a shepherd, you were and always will be, a sheep.

Written by Rich C. Shadden | Thursday, April 23, 2026

How often do we forget that we, too, are members of the flock? Be intentional about creating a culture among your church’s leadership of caring for one another. Share your burdens. Confess your sins to one another. Pray for one another. Ask how you can serve one another.   You stand alert and watch with... Continue Reading

Scenes from the Trans Wars

The war on our women and children is ramping up.

Written by Bill Muehlenberg | Thursday, April 23, 2026

A new study from Finland clearly demonstrates the massive harm young people are experiencing when they are being pushed into things like hormone treatments and puberty blockers.   Today in the West all things trans are being shoved down our throats every day, every hour. As but one indication of the trans tsunami in action,... Continue Reading

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