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Prepare Now for Unexpected Turbulence and Resisting Sexual Temptation

Seek refuge in God when the storm hits.

Written by Ellen Mary Dykas | Tuesday, November 19, 2024

Sisters and brothers, when you’re taken off guard by unsettling news, a scary diagnosis, a harsh disappointment, or any form of unexpected turbulence, your Rescuer is near. He is right there in the storm with you. And when you respond by going back to familiar false refuges, his forgiveness and strengthening comfort are still yours!... Continue Reading

Is Faith Alone Enough for Salvation? Sola Fide Explained

We stand justified before God by faith alone, not by works. This doctrine gives us assurance, peace, and freedom in the knowledge that Christ’s righteousness is sufficient.

Written by Virgil Walker | Monday, November 18, 2024

As believers, we can have assurance that our standing before God is secure because it rests on Christ’s righteousness, not our own. This doesn’t mean we ignore good works, but it means those works flow out of a heart transformed by faith, not as a means to earn salvation. Some may point to James 2:17—“So... Continue Reading

Lessons from the Church Court’s Decision in Acts 15:22-35

Don’t test God with another gospel: see to it that the gospel of salvation by faith alone is proclaimed, and that the fellowship of all nationalities in that gospel is preserved.

Written by R. Fowler White | Monday, November 18, 2024

Indeed, in Acts 15 as in Acts 11, the prophets’ ministry of the word and the response of the disciples in Antioch shows us that joy, encouragement, and comfort (cf. 1 Cor 14:3) belonged even to Gentiles as co-heirs, co-members of the body, and co-partakers of the promise in Christ Jesus with Jews through the... Continue Reading

Send, Preach, Hear, Believe, and Call on Jesus Christ (Romans 10:14–21)

In order for anyone to believe, Jew or Gentile, we must send preachers who preach so that the lost can hear, believe, and call upon the Lord for salvation.

Written by David Huffstutler | Monday, November 18, 2024

The problem for Israel was not hearing. Just as general revelation wordlessly speaks of the glory of God to all of creation, so also “the word of Christ” (Romans 10:17) had analogously been spoken to the Jews and Gentiles (Romans 10:18; cf. Ps 19:4). Neither was the problem for Israel its understanding (Romans 10:19a). They... Continue Reading

A Physicist’s View of Nonbinary Sexuality

Like in magnetism, so in people, opposites attract; if we try to change the rules then the foundation of an ordered society crumbles.

Written by Larry Ball | Monday, November 18, 2024

The world has believed that marriage is for a man and a woman.  Men and women are different.  Viva la difference! They were made to complement one another and to be close, just like the positive and negative charges in physics. This was part of God’s created order.  From God’s creation comes order, predictability, productivity,... Continue Reading

6 Things to Do When You Don’t Feel Like Going to Church

How to cultivate the desire and practice of weekly worship.

Written by Quentin Falkena | Sunday, November 17, 2024

Pray that God would open the eyes of your heart so that you might know the hope and riches that are yours in Christ Jesus (Eph. 1:18). Pray that God would fill you with songs of praise and thanksgiving as you meditate on the great things He has done (Eph. 5:19–20; 1 Peter 2:9).   Early in... Continue Reading

Preach the Gospel

Christians need the gospel.

Written by T. M. Suffield | Sunday, November 17, 2024

If you preach, make sure your preaching offers me Christ. I need him. I need to confess my sin and receive forgiveness each week. I need to see again that I’m raised up and seated with him in heavenly places each week. I need to encounter these truths in mind, in heart, and in body;... Continue Reading

Ten Petitions and Praises about the Sabbath

Will you help us to keep your day without grudging, but with joy.

Written by Chad Van Dixhoorn | Sunday, November 17, 2024

Help us to be a church that remembers the fourth commandment. Help us by your Spirit to be careful to keep this one commandment, so that we might better keep all the rest of your commandments. Help us to see that we are stronger together when we spend more of our day in worship, more... Continue Reading

A Revival of the 5th

As we labor for cultural revival it must begin in this relationship between fathers and their children.

Written by Ben Zornes | Sunday, November 17, 2024

Let the instruction of your father and the wisdom of your mother be as a crown, a sword, a scepter unto you. They bestow you with the royalty of being children of the covenant, and so receive that lofty calling and fulfill it in honor of both God your Father and your parents. The true... Continue Reading

The Lost Art of Biblical Meditation

Why should we learn this ancient art?

Written by Cameron Pollock | Sunday, November 17, 2024

David, with all his failures, still gives us a good example of how to do this in the Psalms. The first two books of the Psalms, from Psalm 1 through Psalm 72, are packed full of David’s meditations on the Word of God. From singing with his sheep to running in the wilderness, from his mighty victories to... Continue Reading

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