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Four Years Later, Do We Love Christ More?

Why did we deem the church so essential and the gathering of the saints so central to our lives during the COVID-era in 2020?

Written by Robb Brunansky | Saturday, March 16, 2024

If we have learned anything through the last four years, we ought to have learned how worthy Christ is of our love. We have seen so much more clearly the necessity of His body, the beauty of holiness, and the majesty of worship. Moreover, we have seen His unyielding faithfulness to us, sustaining us through... Continue Reading

Addition by Subtraction

How does a Christian find contentment?

Written by Jacob Crouch | Saturday, March 16, 2024

Christians, let’s be content with what we have. Let’s learn to be content in whatever situation we find ourselves. Remember, God has said that He will never leave us or forsake us. Let’s not seek contentment through adding to our possessions, but rather let us seek to add to our contentment by subtraction.   Have... Continue Reading

Truly Meeting with God on the Lord’s Day

A Lesson I Learned in the Pentecostal Church

Written by Matthew Adams | Friday, March 15, 2024

We must know that God especially condescends to us as we gather with His people on His Day. If we truly believe that, we will be motivated to prioritize Lord’s Day worship in our lives. Who wouldn’t, like the Psalmist David, say, “One thing I ask from the LORD, this only do I seek: that... Continue Reading

How the History of Israel Proves Postmillennialism

The Kings, Jesus, and a World with Worshippers

Written by Kendall Lankford | Friday, March 15, 2024

Jesus will be the one who indeed obeys the covenant stipulations of Yahweh and, as Solomon prayed, would bless all the peoples on earth (1 Kings 8:60; 2 Chronicles 6:32-33). He is the one who delivered Hezekiah from Assyria and who will ensure the world will know who God is (2 Kings 19:15, 19). He... Continue Reading

Temptations Common to Marriage

Three common challenges that all marriages between sinners face, holding up Christ as the only reliable solution for each.

Written by Bobby Scott | Friday, March 15, 2024

Our Lord taught us that a house divided against itself can’t stand. Satan’s strategy is to use friendly fire — spouses attacking each other — to defeat our marriages. It’s imperative, then, for couples to learn how to engage in spiritual (not spousal) warfare. And spiritual wars can be won only with spiritual weapons.   I... Continue Reading

Walking in the Dark

Why does God withhold key information from His friends?

Written by Daniel Harris | Friday, March 15, 2024

Knowledge of the facts beforehand would lessen the need, which in turn would lessen the meeting of that need. Gone would be that wonderous experience of God’s power in the extremity of your need. Gone would be the marvel of watching provision come in ways unforeseen, the thrill of receiving the delivery of the promise.... Continue Reading

Was the Gospel Preached to the Dead? – Understanding 1 Peter 4:6

It seems most accurate to say this verse implies that the gospel was preached to people who believed it and had since died.

Written by Doug Eaton | Friday, March 15, 2024

1 Peter 4:6 offers a profound reflection on the enduring power of the gospel in any situation. It challenges believers to set their minds on spiritual things, for the things of the world are passing away. The spiritual life we need can only be found in Jesus Christ and in the power of the Holy... Continue Reading

Leading Like the Good Shepherd

In Psalm 23, we often have missed the leadership imagery that is latent in the concept of shepherding.

Written by Rob Brockman | Thursday, March 14, 2024

There will be times where we must lead our flocks through dark valleys and dangers. Perhaps that danger comes in the form of a cancer diagnosis. Maybe the dark, shadowed valley is the loss of a child – I have been through that valley. Perhaps leading the flock in dark valleys looks like (instead of... Continue Reading

The God Who Reaches Out

God has taken the initiative.

Written by Tim Challies | Thursday, March 14, 2024

When we could not and would not reach out to him, he has reached out to us. “For while we were still weak, at the right time Christ died for the ungodly… God shows his love for us in that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:6,8).    There are no... Continue Reading

Wordsmithing Versus Reality

Abortion Is a Death, Always, not a Birth

Written by Erin Hawley | Thursday, March 14, 2024

The University of Notre Dame—a “private research university inspired by its Catholic character to be a powerful force for good in the world”—invited an abortion doula to guest lecture. Never mind that doulas usually help women usher their children into the world, now they usher in death. It gets worse. The guest speaker referred to abortion as... Continue Reading

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