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What Shall We Say Then? There is No Injustice With God, is There? May it Never Be!

Before the foundation of the world, God foreknew those whom He elected for salvation.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Monday, May 27, 2019

All descendants of Adam are born spiritually dead in their trespasses and sins. (Ephesians 2:1-3) This fact makes all humankind guilty before God. They are children of wrath. God, the creator of everything, would be well within His rights to do nothing to save anyone of us. If He had done that, no one could... Continue Reading

Tried with Fire: The Way Things Used to Be

We should recall that God did not hardwire our affliction into the original creation.

Written by Kevin T. Bauder | Monday, May 27, 2019

The early chapters of Genesis include two accounts of creation, the second of which retells a part of the story from the first. In the first narrative (Gen 1:1-2:4) God creates the entire world in six days, resting on the seventh. As He creates, he repeatedly pronounces His creation to be good. The seventh time He... Continue Reading

Wealth Despite Faithlessness: the Tragedy of the Prosperity Gospel

“You lack one thing: go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.”

Written by Nathan Dempsey | Monday, May 27, 2019

The rich young man likely thought his life was a good example of a Jew receiving blessing because of keeping the covenant. Yet the reality—as Jesus will soon reveal to us, the rich man and the disciples—is that he wasn’t rich because of his faithfulness to God; rather, he was rich in spite of his unfaithfulness to... Continue Reading

Return to the Ordinary Means of Grace

Open your Bible often. Pray without ceasing. It’s ordinary, and unremarkable.

Written by Sean Nolan | Sunday, May 26, 2019

Our call is to make disciples, not draw crowds. Are the people in our churches disciples of Christ who are growing in depth of godliness? Or are they simply spectators at an event? If it’s the latter, how do we prune the branches that are not bearing fruit? How do we correct course if we’ve... Continue Reading

The Lord Hedges You In

Looking back, it was obvious that the Lord was keeping me for this ministry role and he placed me where he needed me.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Sunday, May 26, 2019

It bears saying that the Lord knows what is required to get who he wants to where he wants them. I had applied for dozens of jobs, getting interviews for things I was clearly qualified for, but failed to get a single one of those jobs. That led us to follow my wife’s work for... Continue Reading

Help for When We’re Feeling Overwhelmed

We feel like everything is chaotic. But it’s not; God reigns.

Written by Ryan Hawkins | Sunday, May 26, 2019

God has been God and will continue to be God forever. When we’re overwhelmed, we often over-fixate on the situation and everything going on. But here we see the psalmist break free from focusing only on the moment at hand. He looks to his everlasting God. It’s encouraging to him that God not only reigns... Continue Reading

The Gospel That Is Believed and Saves

Genuine Christians know and believe the Lord. They know that it is not their religiosity that holds them.

Written by Mike Ratliff | Sunday, May 26, 2019

Those who truly know Jesus Christ as Lord gladly commit their all to Him. They do not do so to some religious acts, but to their personal Saviour. Paul knew our Lord and was sure that He was able to keep or guard what had been entrusted to him until the day of judgment, the... Continue Reading

I Will Leave for Spain by Way of You

Mission was never meant to be delegated to para church agencies, and it was never meant to be something we followed from a distance.

Written by Andrew Roy Croft | Sunday, May 26, 2019

Among the many things you do for mission, truly believing the gospel, truly loving the God of the gospel, faithfully living the life of the gospel, wholeheartedly committing to the community of the gospel, and faithfully passing on the truth of the gospel are indispensable pursuits. This mindset means that as pastors and elders we... Continue Reading

The Christian’s Creed

Even if you are familiar with the teaching in the Creed, it’s a great reminder that can be used devotionally.

Written by Aimee Byrd | Sunday, May 26, 2019

I love to hear my pastor ask us what we believe. So often in my own teaching, I have found many Christians have a hard time articulating their faith well. The Apostles’ Creed helps us. There is something beautiful in answering as a congregation, joining with the church historic in confessing our faith together. “The... Continue Reading

What Does It Mean to Crucify Christ Again in Hebrews 6:6?

If we reject Christ’s once-for-all sacrifice, there’s no other sacrifice left for us that can atone for sins (Heb. 10:26).

Written by Adriel Sanchez | Sunday, May 26, 2019

In verse 6, crucifying the Son of God again is parallel to holding him up to contempt. The word used by the pastor here is rare in the New Testament, in fact, this is its only occurrence! It means to disgrace someone in a public manner. The people described in Hebrews 6:4-6 experienced in a... Continue Reading

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