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Two Truths About the One Percent

If being the church is just a single gathering, and not all week, how much can we really bless and be blessed by one another?

Written by David Mathis | Monday, December 6, 2021

A church that genuinely, faithfully worships Jesus together each week is all the more prepared to live as the church each hour, and a church that lives as the church all week enjoys the sweetest worship together each Sunday.   At best, most Christians spend about one percent of our waking hours in corporate worship. Here’s the... Continue Reading

The Lord’s Prayer in Heaven

Though far happier than us on earth, our brothers and sisters in heaven also await the final fulfillment God’s plan of salvation.

Written by Kevin White | Monday, December 6, 2021

As we gather and pray on each Lord’s Day, it is as if the veil that separates our life on Earth from the blessings of our loved ones in heaven is thinned. Our prayers, our songs, our hearing of God’s Word read and preached, and our reception of the sacraments give us grace and bring... Continue Reading

Under Pressure

What is the secret to pressing through the challenges and trials of life without fretting or being overwhelmed by constant anxiety?

Written by Nicholas T. Batzig | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

If we are in the habit of thanking God for everything that He gives us, we will continue to thank Him! When we rest on God’s word, care about the needs of others, and continually thank God for His provisions, we can remain calm in the midst of the greatest trials.   How can I... Continue Reading

Defining “Evangelicalism” Down

Towards a New Theological Consensus

Written by Andrew T. Walker | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

The confusion over the word “evangelicalism” and the ensuing plasticity of the label is truly tragic and leads to unhelpful categorization, theological malpractice, and no small amount of internal strife within evangelical Christianity.   With increasing frequency throughout many sectors of American culture, use of “evangelical” in social discourse is now an epithet. It is... Continue Reading

How To Handle Hesitation and Doubt

Traditional strategies for responding to doubt appear to be ineffective as more and more Christians are leaving the faith.

Written by Jimmy Wallace | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

The Christian faithful need a community of believers who are confident in their faith, who understand not only what they believe but why they believe it, who are encouraging and supportive when people ask questions (even difficult questions), and who love their members even when their members question the truth of their faith.   In... Continue Reading

Why Satan Wants You to Think You’re Alone

When we become curved in on ourselves, we play right into the devil’s hand.

Written by John Beeson | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

The power of the belief that we’re alone traps us in shame. It sucks us into the belief that we can get ourselves out of our messes. Break the cycle. Cry out to God. Call your pastor. Connect with a trusted Christian friend. Contact a counselor. You are never alone.   “I’m sure no one has... Continue Reading

Sufficient for What? Four Aspects of the Doctrine of Scripture’s Sufficiency

God intended for the church to read Scripture with the church and in dependence on those who have gone before us.

Written by David Schrock | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

Scripture is truly a living and active Word and it takes a living and active God to interpret it rightly. Thankfully, the people of God made alive by the Spirit are given everything we need for life and godliness—both in the Scriptures and in the Spirit.    Writing about Sola Scriptura in his book Biblical Authority After Babel:... Continue Reading

Lessons from the Fall

Peter’s experience teaches us that Jesus Christ is a great Savior of great failures.

Written by Tom Ascol | Wednesday, December 1, 2021

The Lord will not allow the work that He begins in His people to be overthrown even by the most severe attacks of our enemy. And when His children fall, He is willing and able to restore them as they turn from their sin and trust Him for forgiveness.   The Gospels depict the arrest... Continue Reading

Contending Against Wokeness

It is important for modern day Christians to be aware of wokeness and a Biblical response to it.

Written by Nathan Zekveld | Tuesday, November 30, 2021

We contend against wokeness not just for the sake of the church but also for the sake of the world. True justice, true unity, true reconciliation, true authority, is found in the Word of God. It is the Word of God that renews the world. In its patterns for justice, unity, reconcialition, authority, you find... Continue Reading

Building Babel

Progressive organizations seek to standardize attitudes, language, and thought.

Written by Jacob Howland | Tuesday, November 30, 2021

The construction of the new Tower is happening on multiple levels. That work is financed in no small part by wealthy organizations willing to outsource their thought and conscience by enriching activists and promoting their ideological agendas.    Politics today seems to have crawled out of some Hobbesian muck. It is a nasty, brutish little... Continue Reading

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