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The Fear of the Lord is Humility

Humility is the currency of God’s kingdom, not because it’s easier to get but because it’s more joyous to have—and God’s kingdom is a kingdom of joy.

Written by David McLemore | Saturday, September 5, 2020

If we want to get traction with God, if we want to grow in his grace, if we want to go further with Christ than we’ve ever gone before, here’s what we must do. We must humble ourselves as his beloved children who know his purposes toward us are good. We must receive his word.... Continue Reading

An Anchor In The Storm

This year is different, but our God is unchanging. He loves you. You can trust him.

Written by Craig Thompson | Sunday, August 30, 2020

Nothing that happens in the world changes who God is. This is important, because if God were subject to regular change, he could not be an anchor that holds fast in the storms of life. If God were subject to regular change, we could not be confident in our eternal salvation because, God could just... Continue Reading

Trust Your Sixth Sense

Trust your spiritual “sixth sense.” Do not trust it to be an infallible guide, but if something doesn’t feel right spiritually, press pause.

Written by Craig Thompson | Saturday, August 15, 2020

With a renewed mind, we can hope to develop a spiritual “sixth sense” that alerts us when something doesn’t feel right. Now, this feeling is not the Word of God and it isn’t infallible. There are times when something doesn’t feel right because I ate too many tacos. But, when we have immersed ourselves in God’s... Continue Reading

Theological Proportionality and Your Nose

To blow something small (or even large) out of proportion, or even to shrink something that is very large, is to distort the beautiful face of the gospel.

Written by Another Small Stone | Sunday, August 2, 2020

Say a man draws a portrait of a face with a hilariously large nose, and you critique him for doing so. It will do you no good to pull out a book titled “list of body parts found on the face” because “nose” surely will be there. The painter may even have memorized the chapter... Continue Reading

Conservative Jurisprudence Without Truth

In our own time, we have seen a replay of the old question of who really counts as a human being.

Written by Hadley Arkes | Saturday, August 1, 2020

This truth about the human person, the subject and object of the laws, is not the kind of subject that comes into sight when conservatives turn their minds to “jurisprudence.” Yet for James Wilson among the Founders, this truth was the anchoring truth of the law. He thought it fitting to touch on this truth... Continue Reading

Search Engines Are Not Value Neutral

Rather than trying to sift through search engine results, we should find trustworthy sources—respected theologians, for example—that can help us learn good theology.

Written by J.V. Fesko | Saturday, August 1, 2020

Search engine companies such as Google have claimed that such SEME is not possible, and they seek to operate with transparency for the processes that inform their search engine algorithms. The chances are high that search engine companies do their best to operate in a fair and transparent manner. Nevertheless, this doesn’t preclude or eliminate... Continue Reading

Accessibility: I Don’t Think That Word Means What You Think It Means

Much of what passes for ‘accessible’ isn’t really as accessible as we seem to think.

Written by Stephen Kneale | Saturday, August 1, 2020

We all insist that we want to make our sermons accessible and yet, to listen to a lot of them, I’m not sure we mean the same thing when we use that word. Of course, accessibility (to some degree) is in the eye of the beholder. But I can benchmark accessibility by certain folk in... Continue Reading

Eschatology: Exiles Headed For Paradise – How Your Holiday Can Give You A Proper Perspective On Life

Holidays that are ‘step up’ in luxury function as an anticipation of the new creation.

Written by John Stevens | Sunday, July 19, 2020

As Christians, we need to look forward to the prospect of the new creation, when true paradise will be restored. The Bible provides us with a ‘holiday brochure’ vision of the glory to come in the book of Revelation, which makes us long to be there, and enables us to endure life in the fallen... Continue Reading

It Is OK To Be Irrelevant

Reject relevance. Embrace focus. Make a difference today.

Written by Craig Thompson | Sunday, July 19, 2020

It is OK if you aren’t aware of the latest scandal or the most recent issue causing cultural indignation. Christians should stand for Christ and his gospel and should stand against injustice wherever it is found. But, standing for Christ and standing against injustice does not require you to scour the internet daily for reasons... Continue Reading

The Call to Do and Act Justly

The fundamental role of every single citizen in preserving the fragile form of government known as American democracy.

Written by James Thrasher | Thursday, July 16, 2020

The balance or the scales of justice are held in her right hand. The weight of the facts of the case are to stand alone on their own merit. After corroboration of the details and testimony of the presented information and witnesses, the scale then tips to one side or the other. Jurors and judges... Continue Reading

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