Abraham’s Great Act of Faith
Apart from Christ’s obedient sacrifice, probably the greatest act of faith in fear and trembling recorded in all of Scripture is the obedient response of Abraham
Abraham was shaking in his boots. He was wondering: “How could God ask me to do this? How could God call me to such a place at such a time to do such a thing?” But he trusted God, clearly assuming that after he killed Isaac, God would raise him up from the dead (Heb. 11:19).... Continue Reading
American Christianity the Biggest Loser During Times of Racial Division
Racism was one of the first great social evils to infect American Christianity
“After emancipation, blacks were not welcome in numerous white American Christian churches. So, they founded their own denominations and churches. The historical reason why black churches emerged is because blacks could not worship with whites.” Racism was one of the first great social evils to infect American Christianity. Racism manifested itself in the egregious... Continue Reading
Wait For Payday!
Your work, every bit of it, is to be done as unto the Lord
“What does it mean to work with a good will? It means that if you are working for a business, you should want that business to succeed and do everything you can to make that happen. You should even want your manager or your boss to succeed and do your utmost to help them forward.”... Continue Reading
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The wrong reaction to criticism stems from the fear of man
Our reaction to criticism, therefore, shows us the degree of pride and arrogance in our hearts, especially when the criticism has a mixture of truth and error in it, as is often the case. Do we focus on the incorrect part of the criticism, or do we seek for what is true in the criticism?... Continue Reading
Testing a Relationship Is Probably the Worst Reason to Cohabit
There are many better ways to test a relationship than to do something that makes it harder to break up before you’ve really figured it all out
“If you are considering whether or not to move in with someone to test the relationship, it’s likely not the wisest thing to do. In fact, it seems to us that many people who are thinking about testing their relationship by cohabiting already know, on some level, what the grade of that test may be;... Continue Reading
Election 2016: Evangelicals Face a “Hagar Moment”
Evangelicals risk sacrificing their Christian witness by taking matters in their own hands for political expediency.
Christians must be careful not make an idol out of winning at politics. It is better to lose an election than to destroy the credibility of our social witness, especially when it is not clear the candidate Evangelicals seem to be backing is either more competent or “Christian” than the alternative. The 2016 presidential... Continue Reading
Fighting for Holiness Under Fire
Here are a few of the temptations that suffering believers commonly face
We may feel as if fighting the temptation to sin is the last thing that we can handle while weak in our suffering. However, we must always remember that the Tempter of Old doesn’t fight fair. Sin is not a polite guest. It doesn’t notice suffering and say, “Terribly sorry! You look busy right now.” ... Continue Reading
3 Things Sin Can’t Do To the Christian
Because of the accomplished work of Christ, death will never touch the believer
“Below are three things to remember about sin to remind yourself that it has ultimately lost its power in your life. These reminders help us eliminate the shame we feel after disobedience and push us to repent of our sin even when we’re tempted to wallow in it.” Repentance sometimes feels impossible. Often, I... Continue Reading
God-Centered Prayer
The Alpha and Omega of prayer must be for the glory of God.
“As Jesus Christ taught His disciples, the primary focus of prayer is for one to be riveted upon the supreme glory of God. As our Lord gave instruction regarding how to pray, He was unequivocal in teaching us to ascribe all glory to God. Everything must yield to the glory of God!” All things... Continue Reading
Romance Porn: More Women are Addicted Than You Think
Literary pornographers must be thrilled to pass under the radar as Jane Austen’s cousins
Women are less visual, and so less attracted to the internet pornography that is irresistible to men. For women, visual pornography should be considered a light beer while the emotionally charged “pornmance” novel is 70-proof liquor, hard-core pornography. Every year, pornography tangles up millions of people in its sticky spider webs. It rolls them... Continue Reading
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