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Heaven is Coming

Will I live my life in light of eternity, or will temporal things steal my focus?

Written by Jacob Crouch | Friday, November 24, 2023

I need a view of heaven in every situation. I need to be reminded of heaven in my relationships with Christians. I need to see eternity in regards to my finances and my job. I need to remember that heaven is coming when I make choices about my family and my friends and my enemies.... Continue Reading

Are You a “Yeah, But…” Christian?

It’s the tendency to turn quickly from what the Bible does command to what it does not.

Written by Tim Challies | Friday, November 24, 2023

Rather than doing my utmost to fully obey even very difficult commands, I turn quickly to the exclusions. I become an expert on what God does not mean rather than a demonstration of what he does. I live safely and comfortably rather than radically. And, I fear, I end up living in self-satisfied rebellion rather... Continue Reading

Nature Miracles, Exorcisms, Healings, Resurrections

Four Categories for the Wonders of Jesus

Written by Mitch Chase | Friday, November 24, 2023

We can notice a section of Mark’s Gospel where each category is represented. In Mark 4:35–5:43, we see a nature miracle (Mark 4:35–41), an exorcism (Mark 5:1–20), a physical healing (Mark 5:25–34), and a resurrection (Mark 5:35–43). I love how Mark has given us that series of stories so that we can see, all in... Continue Reading

God’s Wineskin: The New Testament According to the Bridegroom of Heaven

The Old, the New, and the Eternal

Written by Dean Davis | Friday, November 24, 2023

God’s Wineskin contains instructions as to how we may receive certain gifts from God, gifts that we desperately need, and gifts that are meant for our eternal joy. These include the forgiveness of sins, rescue from the peril of eternal punishment, adoption into the family of a loving heavenly Father, the indwelling of the Holy... Continue Reading

This Is My Father’s World

Written by Maltbie Davenport Babcock, an American Presbyterian minister, and published posthumously in 1901, “This is My Father’s World” packs a theological punch.

Written by Rob Pacienza | Thursday, November 23, 2023

The church has a high calling to bear witness to the Father’s glory throughout the entire world, which ultimately belongs to him. “This Is My Father’s World” is no ordinary hymn; it’s a powerful reminder of God’s sovereignty and the goodness of his creation. Unlike many of the kitschy and theologically anemic songs of today, it... Continue Reading

In a World of Wonders, Only God Is Truly Glorious

When we experience an awe-inspiring panorama or constellation, it is a hint, spark, or glimpse of the glory of God.

Written by Gareth Simpson | Thursday, November 23, 2023

Are you amazed by the glorious magnificence and power of God? God can feel abstract to us. Mediating on God’s perfections, such as his glory, helps us worship and know him better. Our contemplations do not require us to empty our minds but to seek truth and consider it deeply. We see God’s attributes throughout... Continue Reading

The Proclamation of Thanksgiving

In Psalm 100, there are five principles that are critical for us to understand as we reflect on God’s call in our lives here.

Written by Robb Brunansky | Thursday, November 23, 2023

All those who have come to Christ in faith should take time this Thanksgiving to celebrate the victory we have in Christ by verbally recognizing His power in our lives to save and sanctify us. When Thanksgiving comes around, we truly have something to celebrate as Christians, because our God, the God of Israel, has... Continue Reading

Giving Thanks for the Goodness of God

Three Responses to God's Goodness

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Thursday, November 23, 2023

The goodness of God should stir us to grateful worship. For, in God, “infinite cheerfulness attends infinite goodness” (to quote Charnock one more time). “Who will show us some good?” the Psalmist asks. The answer is the Lord who shines the light of his face upon us. “You have put more joy in my heart... Continue Reading

The King is Calling

The King is summoning us. Come, and let us adore him.

Written by Joel Ellis | Thursday, November 23, 2023

Every Lord’s Day we go to heaven to be with the Lord. Most of the time we then return in order to carry on the work and battle here below. One day we will ascend and remain with the Lord, carried by angels to join Abraham and the saints who have fallen asleep before. We... Continue Reading

If We Love More, Will We Be Forgiven More? — Luke 7:47

If we don’t maintain the truth that God justifies the ungodly, we lose the gospel.

Written by Derek J. Brown | Thursday, November 23, 2023

Why is it vital to maintain that the woman’s forgiveness in this story was the result of God’s good pleasure and not the result of her love for Christ? Because if we don’t maintain this truth, we lose the gospel. The good news is that God forgives us of our sin on the basis of... Continue Reading

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