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Jimmy Lai and the Cost of Convictions

Every Christian is called to live out our convictions.

Written by John Stonestreet | Saturday, March 14, 2026

Self-made and self-taught, he continued to expand his business interests, even to the point of supplying department stores across the United States. Still not satisfied, Lai established a weekly magazine and a daily newspaper. Though both reflected a “if it bleeds, it leads” tabloid style of journalism, they also covered Lai’s growing philosophy about free... Continue Reading

Who Was Melchizedek and Why Does He Matter?

His appearance is also tied in some way to the promises God makes to His people.

Written by Joseph Bradley | Friday, March 13, 2026

Jesus, as the greater Melchizedek, guarantees unshakable hope to those who trust Him in faith. Being the perfect priest of righteousness, we can trust that His blood is sufficient to cover our sins and protect us from God’s wrath.   There are many things in the Bible that are confusing. Scripture is full of spiritual... Continue Reading

God, the Lord of Time

One day we will joyfully work and live in the presence of God without any sense of running out of time or a race against the clock.

Written by Joel Arnold | Friday, March 13, 2026

Jesus has demonstrated that it is possible to live as a finite human in a broken world and to do so well. Jesus was joyfully busy with His Father’s work all of His short days on earth, and He has now conquered, and He is sitting down in the presence of the Father.   Tara... Continue Reading

The Christian Hope in Mourning

The Cross and the empty tomb make present mourning and pain bearable.

Written by Greg Mathis | Friday, March 13, 2026

A funeral is a sanctifying rehearsal of our own future: one that calls us deeper to Christ and asks us to contemplate what portion of our present way of living will be judged as eternally significant by the only One whose evaluation really matters.   During the Covid-19 pandemic, the practice of delaying funerals became... Continue Reading

God Is My Portion Forever

Don’t envy the wicked who prosper.

Written by Conrad Mbewe | Friday, March 13, 2026

If you are going to enjoy a true buoyancy of spirit in suffering, you must concentrate on the God who is sovereign over all affairs of this world. You need to look above the blood, sweat, and tears of this life and fix your eyes on this God who promises to be with His people... Continue Reading

Young Men: Find a Godly Wife

What she thinks about the Bible, the gospel, and the Christian life really matters.

Written by Jacob Crouch | Friday, March 13, 2026

Young men, find a wife. Be attracted for the right reasons. Find someone who will go to war with you as a soldier of Christ. Find a real help. Find a wife and find a good thing.   I’ve got a bone to pick with young Christian men. Specifically, I want to talk to young... Continue Reading

Down to Earth

Why Are Younger Evangelicals Drawn to Older Expressions of the Faith?

Written by Matthew Plett | Friday, March 13, 2026

The covenantal and postmillennial emphasis that has historically marked Reformed and Puritan life is one of the most compelling aspects of the Christian story….The biblical world picture involves the succession of generations, of the sovereign Lord producing godly seed through godly parents (Malachi 2:15).   One morning in the spring of 1990, my sister and... Continue Reading

The Him Hymnal

The word of God is penned by Him who is reality’s foremost author, poet, artist, mathematician, and musician all rolled into one.

Written by Joshua Budimlic | Thursday, March 12, 2026

Throughout history, the Psalms have not only served as the Church’s hymnal, but as a book of prayer as well. Whether in seasons of want or fullness, wandering or wondering, joy or sorrow, the Psalms have given voice to countless saints along every leg of their earthly pilgrimage.   The Bible is many things. It... Continue Reading

They Will Hear: The Promise that Propels Mission

Echoes of Isaiah’s Servant: Opening Blind Eyes and Bringing Light  

Written by Matt Fraser | Thursday, March 12, 2026

God is still fulfilling the Old Testament scriptures regarding the Servant’s mission, opening eyes and hearts, through the mission of the church. Mission is the fruition of “Thus says the Lord.”   Discouragement is inevitable when we serve in the mission of the church. We see worldly systems that, with sophistication and accuracy, promote sin... Continue Reading

Elders as Spiritual Fathers

Recovering a Biblical Instinct of Honor and Obedience

Written by Matthew Adams | Thursday, March 12, 2026

Ultimately, every faithful elder is only a dim reflection of the one true Father, our Father in heaven, who shepherds us perfectly through His Son, the Chief Shepherd. When we honor the under-shepherds Christ has given, we are not exalting men. We are honoring the wisdom of Christ who gave them.   In his book... Continue Reading

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