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Has God Done Enough For This World?

The insolent say, “God, You haven’t done enough for this world that hates You”

Written by R.C. Sproul | Saturday, March 19, 2016

Suppose that He blessed all the descendants of Abraham, expanded them into a whole nation, and said, “Through this nation I’m going to bless the whole world”—but this nation repeatedly turned against Him. Suppose God sent prophets to these people to tell them to come back to Him, just as an unfaithful spouse returns to... Continue Reading

The Character of the Christian: Mature and Humble

God calls all Christians to maturity and humility—and such growth best takes place in the context of mature, humble leadership.

Written by Tim Challies | Friday, March 18, 2016

Alexander Strauch says, “Maturity requires time and experience for which there is no substitute, so a new convert is simply not ready for the arduous task of shepherding God’s flock. There is nothing wrong with being ‘a new convert.’ All Christians begin life in Christ as babies and grow to maturity. An elder, however, must... Continue Reading

Why Did They Hate Jesus?

It is sometimes said that Jesus was killed on account of his inclusion and tolerance, that the Jews hated him for hanging out with sinners and tax collectors

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Friday, March 18, 2016

In the end, it was the implicit and explicit claims Jesus made to authority, Messiahship, and God-ness, not his expansive love, that ultimately did him in. This is not an excuse for our own hard-heartedness or a reason to distance ourselves from today’s “sinners and tax collectors.” We need Jesus’s example to set us straight.... Continue Reading

You’re Not Electing a Pastor-in-Chief

But, if not a pastor-in-chief, who am I electing?

Written by Kyle Borg | Friday, March 18, 2016

I may not be electing a pastor-in-chief but, if all that I’ve said has a note of truth, I should be electing someone with a spirit of submission and humility; someone who has a sense of justice and mercy and contrition; someone with the courage to do what is right and forbid what is wrong;... Continue Reading

The Withering of Vice and the Sexual Revolution

The Withering of Vice and the Sexual Revolution The modern or postmodern quest for sexual emancipation cannot be neutral when it comes to the teachings of the Bible and the moral witness of historic Christianity.

Written by Albert Mohler | Friday, March 18, 2016

The question remains, how did all this happen? As already noted, the sexual revolution did not emerge in a vacuum. Modern societies created a context for moral revolution that had never been available in intellectual terms before. In other words, certain cultural conditions had to prevail in order for the revolution to get the traction... Continue Reading

When Punting Isn’t an Option

We are all students of Scripture, and that demands a serious, dedicated approach. There are no short cuts

Written by Kim Shay | Friday, March 18, 2016

I hear women talking about wanting to go deeper with God, so they buy books written by women who talk about their experiences of God. To me, that is robbing ourselves of a much richer treasure. If you want to go deeper with God, go to the source: the Bible. That is where you will... Continue Reading

A Theology of Creation in 12 Points

Mention the doctrine of creation and evolution, old earth, young earth questions are important, but these are not the places where the Bible itself lays the primary emphasis.

Written by D. A. Carson | Thursday, March 17, 2016

God comes first. It is such an elementary point, but it needs to be articulated. Before anything else was, before there was a universe in the beginning: God. He comes first. And that is teased out in other Scriptures to show that God in eternity past was not dependent upon us.   Audio Transcript It’s... Continue Reading

Ornamental Holiness or Organic Worship

Jesus is interested in organic purity and not an ornamental pretense; this is the only sort of obedience and external righteousness that pleases him,

Written by Joseph Franks | Thursday, March 17, 2016

Do you see that you have the constant temptation to look at Christ and the Christian religion as if they were a heavenly cosmetology program? Too often you see Jesus as the health coach, the personal stylist, or the cosmetic surgeon interested in making beautiful the outside. You are tempted to see Jesus as the... Continue Reading

Rebaptism: Turning a Pastoral Dilemma into a Teaching Opportunity

“The sacrament of baptism is but once to be administered to any person” (Westminster Confession of Faith 28.7)

Written by William B. Evans | Thursday, March 17, 2016

“In view of the biblical significance of baptism, churches should not give, and their members should not expect or request, a repetition of baptism when some first or new experience of the work or gifts of the Holy Spirit is enjoyed. Instead, they should be taught more effectively the meaning of the baptism they have... Continue Reading

Nobody Will Remember Me, and That’s a Good Thing

There are a few people who will remember me, and I want to live my life in light of those people who will remember me.

Written by Stephen Altrogge | Thursday, March 17, 2016

These verses, as well as hundreds of others, imply that God will remember every good thing we do in the name of Christ, and will reward us for those things. We will forget many of the good deeds we do in the name of Christ. Other will also forget those good deeds. My grandma, who... Continue Reading

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