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No Other Gods: Purging and Protecting Our Hearts from Idols, Part 2

One of the greatest Old Testament examples of a man who purged and protected himself and his kingdom from idols is King Josiah (2 Chronicles 34).

Written by Robb Brunansky | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

Josiah’s action was the effect that hearing the Lord’s view of idolatry has on someone whose heart is fully devoted to Yahweh. Those who love God and whose hearts are completely His cannot abide any idols in their hearts—no matter how longstanding the idols might be or who built them.   When Josiah realized that... Continue Reading

Why Are Celebrities Dressing in Immoral Ways?

“I have made a covenant with my eyes; how then could I gaze at a virgin?” (Job 31:1)

Written by Jim Denison, PhD | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

The Seventh Commandment forbids adultery (Exodus 20:14), defined as a sexual relationship outside marriage. But Jesus created a “fence” around it with his warning, “Everyone who looks at a woman with lustful intent has already committed adultery with her in his heart” (Matthew 5:28).   This Associated Press headline is intended to make us click... Continue Reading

Praying Psalm 62 with Charles Spurgeon

Psalm 62 is a powerful invitation to bring ourselves honestly and completely before God.

Written by Jeremy Linneman | Wednesday, March 19, 2025

God’s blessing being poured into us happens simultaneously to our pouring out our hearts in His presence. The weak pouring out anxiousness, confusion, and need, and the strong pouring out love, strength, and blessing in response.   “If God is real, I’m sure He’s too busy to care about the details of my life.” A... Continue Reading

Will You Trust God to Write the Rest of Your Story in Eternity?

God is not unjust, and this is not our only chance at life on Earth. The doctrine of the New Earth clearly demonstrates that.

Written by Randy Alcorn | Friday, March 14, 2025

God isn’t done with us when we die. Our stories will go on forever in the afterlife. He will compensate for, make up for, finish, and tie up together beautifully lives that were seemingly unfinished and not what they were meant to be. But one day they will become what they were meant to be.... Continue Reading

The Cross’s Vulgarity and the Resurrection’s Victory

The word “crucify” was a vulgarity in ancient Rome, spoken sparingly in polite company.

Written by Timothy Paul Jones | Friday, March 14, 2025

By suffering the punishment for sin in our place, the crucified Christ made a way for you and me to have fellowship with him through faith. Through his resurrection, the same Christ opened the door for us to share in his eternal life. Will you at least consider the possibility that all this might be... Continue Reading

More than Moralism: Reflections on The Joe Rogan Podcast with Wesley Huff

Evangelism is an urgent cause, yet we so often behave as if we have all the time in the world.

Written by Andy Jansen | Friday, March 14, 2025

[Salvation] is ultimately God’s work…But that’s not an excuse to hold back from sharing the stark yet saving truth that Jesus is Lord. We simply don’t have the luxury of allowing our unbelieving friends and family to endlessly ponder the concept of Christ without being given the opportunity to entrust themselves to Him.   Until... Continue Reading

JD Vance and the Crisis of the West

Vance’s speech at the Munich Security Conference was one of the best and most significant in recent political history.

Written by David Robertson | Friday, March 14, 2025

As Christians our first and last priority is to pray for kings and those in authority. But we must also stay informed, get involved and engage respectfully and intelligently. And above all we must realise that without Christians we cannot have a Christian civilisation. Our calling is to proclaim the Gospel—not the next political saviour/devil.... Continue Reading

The “Things Above” Are Hiding Behind the “Things Below”

The Book of Colossians calls us to higher things.

Written by Michael Kelley | Friday, March 14, 2025

The problem with fixing our minds and hearts on things above is that we have a thousand earthly things that occupy our minds and hearts. Making it worse is the fact that we cannot avoid these earthly things. They simply have to be done. How do we deal with that?   Every day, you and... Continue Reading

Like a Good Mystery Novel, the Bible Changes upon a Second Reading

The book does not lose all pleasure because you know how it ends, rather the pleasure of reading changes and deepens.

Written by Daniel Stevens | Friday, March 14, 2025

When the author of Hebrews tells us that the Father speaks to the Son in the words of Psalm 2…we should look back to Psalm 2 and ask in what ways the Father and Son are present there. When we do, we find new depths of interpretation open to us as we allow Hebrews to... Continue Reading

You Are a Burden

And that’s phenomenally good news.

Written by T.M. Suffield | Friday, March 14, 2025

Jesus is the hero of the story and we are the friends he made along the way. We’re the burdens he carries through the doors of death and into the heavens. It’s in following him and being empowered by his Spirit that we are able…to act ‘heroically’ because we know we’re not the hero.  ... Continue Reading

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