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Keep Moving Forward

" Now is not the time to give up or despair. Now is the precise time for which we have been training our mind and character. " - Carl Trueman

Written by Amy K. Hall | Monday, February 1, 2021

Continue. Keep moving forward. Keep doing the job you’ve been called to do, speaking the truth in love and righteousness for the good of your neighbor, to the glory of God.   It’s hard to avoid feeling discouraged these days. These feel like unprecedented times, and in many ways, they are. However, one thing is... Continue Reading

When Division Is Necessary—Divide

When someone makes a decisive choice to cross the line and abandon truth in order to align with positions that are contrary to the truth—they must be avoided.

Written by Josh Buice | Monday, February 1, 2021

Christians are to be known as “people of the Book.” We are to be people of truth and we are to passionately defend the truth of the gospel (Jude 3). Paul describes the church as the pillar and buttress of truth in 1 Timothy 3:15. Any teaching that blows along the broken road of history... Continue Reading

Tempted and Unarmed: Why We Need the Armor of God

Spiritual warfare is about God’s people joining their Lord in his warfare.

Written by Garrett Kell | Monday, February 1, 2021

Jesus is on a mission to rescue captive souls from a strong enemy (Mark 3:23; Luke 19:10). Through his crucifixion and resurrection, Jesus delivered a mortal wound to our formidable foe (Colossians 2:15; 1 John 3:8). He now calls sinners to flee from Satan’s captivity, and align with his everlasting kingdom (Acts 17:30). He commissions his church... Continue Reading

Chinese Inventions: The Compass, Gunpowder, …and Critical Social Justice?

While Western academics are only now looking at China with their Critical lens, I believe China beat them to the punch.

Written by Edward Ionga | Monday, February 1, 2021

China became wholly obsessed with race, ethnicity, and identity politics to a degree not yet realized in the present-day West; although thanks to the Theorists, we are well on the way. I believe that obsession was fomented specifically by the Communist Party, in order to provide a social environment which could be exploited for their... Continue Reading

How I Became a Calvinist: By Reading the Bible

I didn’t like what I was reading, but I recognized that mattered very little in the grand scheme of things.

Written by Grayson Gilbert | Monday, February 1, 2021

I became a Calvinist quite literally as a result of reading Scripture, cover to cover about four times that first year, as a completely unchurched atheist who read Scripture to contend with God and the myriads of Christians who came before me. I struggled with it a great deal then … It was something I... Continue Reading

The Simple Gospel of Carl Henry

Henry was not Graham, nor did God intend for him to be.

Written by Ryan Reed | Monday, February 1, 2021

First, Henry was not Graham, nor did God intend for him to be. The Neo-Evangelical movement was strengthened by the diversity of gifts. It was not that Henry thought the calling to be a preacher was wholly distinct from the calling to be a theologian. Both tasks require a resolute reliance upon the power of... Continue Reading

The Greatest Christians and the Most Visible Gifts

The captain of a great steamship may have called for “full speed ahead,” but he himself was powerless to actually make it happen.

Written by Tim Challies | Sunday, January 31, 2021

Might it not be that the effectiveness of sermons depends as much upon the prayers of the unseen saints as the preparation and delivery of even the greatest preachers? Might it not be that true power comes not from the one standing on the stage but the one kneeling behind it? Might it not be... Continue Reading

I Thank God For You

Paul’s passion was not to make little Pauls, but to make disciples of Jesus.

Written by Justin Huffman | Sunday, January 31, 2021

Paul is thankful for every recipient of God’s sovereign grace! Paul is not just thankful for the ones that come from his background, or the ones that agree with him, or the ones that are most holy and mature.   I give thanks to my God always for you because of the grace of God... Continue Reading

Rejoice with Those Who Rejoice… For Your Own Sake

We are, in other words, enslaved to ourselves, and that enslavement constrains us.

Written by Michael Kelley | Sunday, January 31, 2021

We are shackled by our own comparisons and a result, we are incapable of the true, gut-level, authentic emotion that comes with truly and purely being happy for someone, or truly and purely weeping with another. What can break these chains? What can unshackle us from ourselves for the sake of others? It is only... Continue Reading

The Friend We Need, and Need to Be

In those moments of greatest need, you need someone to remind you of God’s promises. You need a Jonathan who will risk much to remind much.

Written by David McLemore | Sunday, January 31, 2021

How can you be the kind of encourager they need? You do it the same way Jonathan did. He didn’t come to David with empty promises of ease and comfort just around the bend. He didn’t say things would get better. He didn’t know if they would or not. But he did know God’s word,... Continue Reading

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