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Quit Playing Games With Sin

Quit playing games with sin, but live in the reality of sins forgiven.

Written by Jacob Crouch | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

The devil doesn’t want you to think that way about sin. He doesn’t want you to know about the “deceitfulness of sin” (Heb 3:13). He wants you to hide your sin. He wants you to secretly love your sin. He definitely doesn’t want you to kill it. He wants to convince you that all will... Continue Reading

Autonomous Man: Battling the Tyranny of Selfism

Repentant man subjects his once autonomous self and now glories in the selfless Savior.

Written by Nate Schill | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

To battle the spirit of selfism, individuals must repent of their pride-filled selves. The apostle Peter exhorts that it is high time to “humble yourselves under the mighty hand of God, that He may exalt you in due time” (1 Pet. 5:6). Only those individuals truly “under God” (His governance) as saved by and submitted... Continue Reading

The Church at Election Time

The unique aim, purpose, and warrant of the church is to educate and mobilize our fellow citizens of heaven.

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

I believe Christians would do well to get informed and vote. And yet, I am hard pressed to find scriptural warrant for thinking Christians must vote as a matter of obedience to Christ. By conducting voter registration in the church we are communicating, “This is what Christians should do.” Voting is generally a good thing,... Continue Reading

Christ’s Work in the ‘Heavenly Places’

The entire Christian life is spiritual warfare, and we must remember who our battle is against when we proclaim the gospel.

Written by Jeff Brannon | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Paul’s teaching on “the heavenly places” in Ephesians reminds us of important truths. Jesus’s reign at God’s right hand in heaven is foundational for God’s purpose to make all things right in heaven and on earth (1:20–23). On account of their union with Christ, believers have been blessed with every blessing of the Spirit (1:3)... Continue Reading

Circumstantial Evidence: A Lesson from Gideon

The circumstances of Gideon’s life contradict the word of the Lord. But God is not ruled by circumstances; God defines circumstances.

Written by Michael Kelley | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

The Lord is with you, mighty warrior? Now that is a shocking statement. It is shocking because Gideon was not a mighty warrior. He was threshing wheat, a common and necessary practice, but the usual practice of threshing wheat was to cut the stalks and then beat them with a rod. You would then discard... Continue Reading

The Doctrine of Humanity and a Pastor’s Ministry

The doctrine of humanity is not only essential but also has existential relevance.

Written by Andreas Köstenberger | Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Fast-forward millennia of human history, with God’s promise of sending a redeemer gradually taking shape (see Gen. 3:15) through a series of covenants and promises, and we arrive at Jesus. Jesus is at the very heart of history. As Paul writes, though Jesus “was in the form of God,” he was “born in the likeness... Continue Reading

Augustine Against Gnosticism

Let us take up Augustine’s City of God and read it again lest we slip further into a gnostic nightmare world where soul (person/gender) and body are torn asunder.

Written by Louis Markos | Monday, October 21, 2024

The western world’s gnostic separation of the human person into a good soul and a bad body has manifested itself in the postmodern transgender movement. This radical, ultimately anti-humanistic form of dualism drives an arbitrary wedge between a person’s physical, biological sex and their so-called gender. To honor their “true” or “authentic” internal sense of... Continue Reading

Presbyterians MIA (Missing in Action)

Presbyterians leadership in positions in America is rich and ubiquitous; but sadly, it appears now that Presbyterians have left the public square and are missing in action.

Written by Larry Ball | Monday, October 21, 2024

We were told to pursue excellence in all things according to the gifts that we were given for the glory of God.  Leaders today in the church should be identifying such men with unique gifts and encourage them to become leaders not only in the church, but in the world in which we live. Our... Continue Reading

Reading Is Fundamental

Let’s keep reading central in our homes and preserve the doorway through which our children will access God’s Word.

Written by Marty Machowski | Monday, October 21, 2024

When life’s trials crash in, we want a well-worn pathway to lead our children to the comfort of the God’s Word. However, they have a formidable obstacle to overcome if they “hate” reading. So what should a parent do in a culture where screens entice our children away from books? It is time to take... Continue Reading

What a Church Is . . . and Isn’t

The family is not just an institution; it’s a group of people. So it is with a church.

Written by Mark Dever | Monday, October 21, 2024

The church is a people, not a place or a statistic. It’s a body, united into him who is the head. It’s a family, joined together by adoption through Christ. I pray that we pastors would increasingly recognize our awesome responsibility for the particular flocks over which God has made us undershepherds.   A Jarring... Continue Reading

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