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Evangelicals Are Politically Passionate, But Still Open to Others’ Opinions

We have to acknowledge that people vote for different and complex reasons and that Christians can differ on politics and agree on the gospel.

Written by Aaron Earls | Thursday, November 8, 2018

“Numbers show evangelicals have a greater passion for politics than most, which could say something about the issues of our day. Some of the biggest political issues today involve evangelicals, which could explain why they are engaged at a higher level than others,” said Ed Stetzer, executive director of the Billy Graham Center.   Politics... Continue Reading

When Your Pastor-Husband Looks at Porn

If you discover your husband’s sin, you’ll feel like you’re sinking. In these moments, God’s Word is your lifeline.

Written by Carrie Kell | Thursday, November 8, 2018

Sister, I know you’re hurting, but remember how compassionate the Lord has been with you, and ask him to help you have compassion on your husband. If you truly desire to help him walk with the Lord and grow in holiness, then compassion will be a necessity. Pray for God to help you have godly... Continue Reading

Into the Mystic

Our pursuit of God must be Christ-centered and based upon the revealed Word of God.

Written by Peter Lillback | Thursday, November 8, 2018

The Word is our proper revealed truth, and we should be skeptical when anyone—whether in the fourteenth century or today—seeks to describe for us their own personal truth about God. To “empty” one’s mind and worship God by a noncognitive experience is to fail to love God with all one’s heart, soul, mind, and strength.... Continue Reading

Three Places God’s Feet Touched the Ground

Faithful churches are like God’s footstools on earth, places where his presence resides through the ministry of sound biblical teaching.

Written by Adriel Sanchez | Thursday, November 8, 2018

Jesus identified himself as the true temple of God because he is the ultimate meeting place between God and humanity (Jn. 2:19). When you went to the temple in Jerusalem, you went to God’s footstool. If you looked at Jesus, you actually saw God—head, hands, and feet!  In the Incarnation, the second Person of the Trinity—the Word—took... Continue Reading

Trusting the Good and Sovereign God at Every Age

Although the Lord’s ways are mysterious, He is working out His plan.

Written by Tim Witmer | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

He is our Creator and has demonstrated His grace by giving us the gift of life itself. He has also given each of us aptitudes, talents, and natural gifts according to His purpose. But we must also acknowledge that our natural deficiencies, whether they are physical, intellectual, or emotional, are part of His mysterious providence... Continue Reading

Your Church Is Not a Restaurant

The attender pays with time or money and expects a religious service. This is consumerist, not missional.

Written by Trevin Wax | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

What happens here is that church members migrate from one congregation to another, enjoying for a season the preaching and music here, sometimes coming back to their go-to congregation when they’re in the mood for something more familiar, or heading over to a third church for a mission trip. The result is sporadic attendance at... Continue Reading

Don’t Hit People with the Old Switcheroo

If we only present the good stuff, we’ll end up with a half gospel that misses the reality of the Christian life.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

There are obviously great things to proclaim in the gospel. There are great truths to grasp hold of and believe. But we don’t do anybody any favours if we hit them with a salesman pitch and then give them the old switcheroo. Of course, if we only present the things that will be difficult, we will... Continue Reading

Context Matters: The Ten Commandments

At Mt. Sinai, the people are not hearing rules from a cold and distant judge. They are hearing laws from a loving, powerful Father.

Written by Ryan Higginbottom | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

The holy, powerful, sovereign, covenant-making God gives these commands to his people out of love. He wants it to go well with them and with their children after them, that their days may be prolonged (Deut 4:40). Because the Israelites are God’s people, he loves them enough to give them these commands.   You’ve no... Continue Reading

5 Myths the Church Often Believes About Domestic Violence

What myths are signature beliefs within the church?

Written by RJ Thesman | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

A great number of ministry leaders still quote passages such as Ephesians 5:22, First Peter 3:1-6, and Titus 2:3-5 as they remind women to submit, to pray for their husbands, to have quiet spirits, and be obedient. These practices may work well within healthy relationships. But submission to an abuser gives him license to abuse further.... Continue Reading

The Greatest Danger for a Missionary Kid

They have more exposure to the truth than most kids, and the result of this greater exposure to the light has been a greater hardness.

Written by Stacy Hare | Wednesday, November 7, 2018

Because they have (the Word), they should receive (salvation). But in thinking this, I am losing sight of what a true miracle being born again really is. No one seeks for God on their own – neither children of missionaries, pastors, AWANA kids – no one. For anyone to have a desire for the Lord is... Continue Reading

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