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What Pentecost Means for Our Work (Part 2)

The spiritual gifts each Christian has were designed to be used in and out of the church, wherever we work.

Written by Russell Gehrlein | Sunday, September 8, 2024

Christians who display joy will bring something positive to the workplace that the world cannot provide. When we go through a trial and have confidence in God’s ability to work out all things for good, those who do not know him may ask us where this joy comes from. At that moment, we have earned the right to... Continue Reading

The Role of a Pastoral Apologist: Doctrine and Discernment

Doctrinal accuracy and discernment nurtures the flock and protects them from false teachings and guides them in truth.

Written by Herman Muhumuza | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

It’s crucial for the pastor to maintain doctrinal purity while also exercising discernment against misleading teachings. Both are fundamental to nurturing and protecting the flock.   The introduction to this series explored the role of the pastoral apologist. We explored Paul’s charge to Timothy, highlighting the responsibilities and the profound calling of pastors to serve... Continue Reading

Tech and Trust  

Don’t believe your lying eyes.

Written by John Stonestreet and Jared Hayden | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Even more, in an age like ours, God’s people should be a notable exception or, as historian Tom Holland put it, “weird” in the sense that we are committed to the truth even if everyone else abandons it.   President Biden’s announcement to not seek re-election punctuated one of the most eventful and historic months... Continue Reading

Six Words of Advice for Young Seminarians

Maximizing the Seminary Experience

Written by Todd Chipman | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Students contribute to the family of God as gifted brothers and sisters. Within the local body, seminary students may participate in a scaffolding of opportunities for leading, teaching, and serving in all sorts of capacities…local church participation coheres seminary coursework with the Great Commission.   For many pastors, time spent in formal seminary training is... Continue Reading

How Should You Make Peace?

God has instructed us to make peace, not keep the peace.

Written by Jesse Randolph | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

God calls us to be peacemakers, and when we strive to do what He calls us to do, He will reward our faithfulness and bless our efforts. Blessed are the peacemakers.   Sadly, in this fallen world in which we live, conflict is a normal part of everyday life. This is true not only among unbelievers... Continue Reading

‘Indoctrination’: Colorado Parents Outraged by Elementary School LGBTQ History Standards Launching This Fall

The standards incorporate the “historical and civic contributions of LGBTQ+” in first through 12th grade history and civics curriculum.

Written by Elizabeth Troutman Mitchell | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

First graders who can “discuss, identify, and explain important LGBTQ+ symbols” will be considered “prepared graduates” under the newly implemented standards.    Colorado’s new LGBTQ social studies standards, which include first grade lessons on LGBTQ history, transgenderism, and the rainbow flag, is age-inappropriate and pushes a radical agenda, some parents in the state complain. “I... Continue Reading

The Expectations and Responsibilities of Deacons

If we ignore the Bible’s teaching about deacons, we leave God’s people without clear biblical expectations for their leaders.

Written by Robert Thune | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Training and empowering leaders…requires more than just a good plan or a thoughtful process. It requires the wisdom of self-awareness, the power of grace, and the ministry of the Holy Spirit.   Does your church have deacons? And if so, do you know who they are and what they do? If the answer to these... Continue Reading

The Spirit’s Prayer and the Father’s Promise in Romans 8:26–30

The Holy Spirit prays in a way that, due to our weakness, we do not comprehend.

Written by David Huffstutler | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

All things work together for our eschatological glory and good—in part, due to the Spirit’s prayers. What God planned of our salvation from eternity past will certainly come to be. We will be perfectly conformed to the image of His Son and glorified with Him.   The Holy Spirit helps us on our way to... Continue Reading

The Storm Center of the Protestant Reformation

Justification by faith is by God’s grace as an undeserved gift.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Wednesday, September 4, 2024

Those godly believers we all admire and want to be like are the ones who have been through the fire. When the ungodly suffer they are shamed, but when God’s people suffer they love God even more and rejoice in their sufferings.   1 Therefore, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God... Continue Reading

A Drop from the Ocean

God is the ocean from which all goodness flows.

Written by Jacob Crouch | Wednesday, August 28, 2024

All goodness that has ever existed among angels and men has all come from the same source. And the whole is so much greater than the sum. Add all of the goodness together from all time, from all men, from the whole globe, and what you get is just a drop from the ocean that... Continue Reading

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