Relentlessly Call Abortion What It Really Is
Legalized abortion is an evil that occurs and is tolerated because of deceptive words.
You won’t hear the street marchers chant, “We will fight for the right to kill our children!” Because calling abortion what it is might awaken uneasy consciences out of a euphemistic stupor to realize that millions of the most defenseless human beings on the planet are being denied the self-evident, Creator-endowed human right to life. Abortion... Continue Reading
3 Thoughts on Girl, Wash Your Face by Rachel Hollis
Beyond the general goal of happiness by attaining success, there is not much else.
For Hollis, happiness comes through using faith to contribute to her vision for happiness: namely, success, control, and authenticity. That makes her happy. So she pursues it relentlessly. It is just not clear why this is good. And that is where the religious answer comes into play. For Christians, what is good does not only mean what... Continue Reading
How Anxiety Can Feed Anger, Irritability, and Frustration
Martha’s anxiety caused her to miss out on spending time with the most important visitor to ever grace her home!
There are many tasks to complete before welcoming someone into your home, but once your guest arrives he or she should be made to feel valued. Your guest is more important than the details surrounding their visit. This is where Martha went wrong, but her sister Mary got it right. Mary knew whose presence she... Continue Reading
Better Late than Never – Thoughts on Deathbed Conversions
Today if you hear his voice, do not harden your heart.
It is clear from the example of the bandit on the cross that while his understanding was very limited, he understood enough to be saved – there was true repentance and faith in Jesus Christ. If these are real then salvation is guaranteed by God himself, for ‘whoever calls upon the name of the Lord... Continue Reading
Mister Rogers’s Deathbed Confession
“Am I a sheep?”
You’ve done a lot of good things, but none of them will earn you the credit with God. Nobody is good enough to enter his glory. Nobody, that is, but Jesus himself. And regardless of your morality and in spite of your immorality, you know you are a sheep if you listen to the voice... Continue Reading
The Peculiar Glory of Unexpected Discoveries
Here are three tools to chip away the veneer of strength we think we have.
If our heart is truly tuned to the cause of Christ, if in fact we actually are centred around the gospel as a planet orbits the sun, then Paul’s words begin to ring true—glory in unexpected places is precisely his point. But if the veneer of my life showcases my own ability, my own fortitude,... Continue Reading
Come to Me and Rest
Rest, child. Let it go. Put it off. Gather with God’s people.
God gave the Sabbath so that man would know that Jesus is coming. He pours the water. He sheds the blood. He gives the Spirit. He gives rest to the weary soul. And he gave us very practical instructions. One day in seven, rest. God gives you your daily bread. Your significance is found only in... Continue Reading
Grooming the Next Generation Did Gillette Miss a Spot?
The best a man can get: gentleness and strength, holy compassion and holy aggression.
While men who brutalize and manipulate represent one form of perversion (the kind companies now put their dollars into supporting), men who sit passive, complacent, spiritually and emotionally frail, represent another. So also do men who rebel against their sex by acting like women. And too many classrooms that celebrate this perversion act as accomplices... Continue Reading
Is Christianity a Life of Love, not a Doctrine?
God’s saving love for His people in the gospel of Jesus Christ is the essence of Christianity.
The Bible never minimizes the importance of love. The Ten Commandments are all about how we should love God and love others. Jesus set an example of love and taught us to love. We must preach that true faith in Christ and repentance of sin leads to love for God and love for others. But... Continue Reading
6 Reasons Some Church Members Resist Growth
Great Commission disobedience is pervasive in many churches.
Growth brings new members to ministries, groups and church social functions. Leadership may shift with the incoming influx of members. Many members are simply not comfortable with new attendees changing long-term relationship patterns. They would rather obey the perceived mandate of the Great Comfort than the mandate of the Great Commission. Thus, the church exists... Continue Reading
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