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A Plea for Innocence

Don’t study false doctrine, don’t study sin, don’t study error, stick with the truth and godly obedience.

Written by Tim Challies | Tuesday, February 24, 2015

Enjoy what is good, not evil. Watch what is good, not evil. Ponder what is good, not evil. Dream of what is good not evil. Read what is good, not evil. Use social media to celebrate what is good instead of bemoan what is evil. Most of all, do what is good, not evil.   I... Continue Reading

You Are My Son, and I Love You

Imagine how difficult growth in the Christian life would be if the foundation of our spirituality was based on our performance?

Written by Tim Brister | Tuesday, February 24, 2015

But imagine if your Christian growth is grounded in your identity as a son of God, unconditionally loved and accepted because of Jesus? The pressures off to hit the home run everyday. Jesus did that for you. It’s okay to strike out, because God is not basing your relationship with Him on your batting average.... Continue Reading

How Does a Pastor Evaluate His Sermon One Hour After Preaching It?

Here are 4 suggestions I have found helpful

Written by Brian Croft | Tuesday, February 24, 2015

This might surprise you, but one of the most dangerous times for a pastor are the hours following his Sunday sermon. You step down from the pulpit still wired and juices flowing as you greet those leaving from the service.  Then, like after a good jog, you begin to calm down, your body starts to return... Continue Reading

Bored By Heaven?

Scripture gives every indication that believers not only desire heaven but see it as their true home, their ultimate destination.

Written by R. Scott Clark, Heidelblog | Tuesday, February 24, 2015

The source of eternal bliss is not a new iPhone or the next flat screen TV or another romance. Sinners justified by God’s free favor, through faith alone, know that Christ is all. When strength finally leaves us, when the last breath escapes, when consciousness of this world fades from view it is not an ill-defined bright... Continue Reading

In Bondage to Pornography

What you watch determines what you want

Written by Carl Trueman | Monday, February 23, 2015

One would not allow alcoholics to have the last word on liquor licensing laws or crack addicts on drug policy. Yet when it comes to sexual morality, that is the kind of world in which we now live. The availability of pornography and the near universality of its consumption are today facts of human existence,... Continue Reading

God Doesn’t Do Hollywood Endings

God is not like Hollywood. His stories take decades, even millennia to unfold.

Written by Stephen Altrogge | Monday, February 23, 2015

The truth is, 99.9% of the time we have no idea what God is up to. He is doing things in us and through us and around us that we could never think, grasp, or imagine. He is the grand storyteller, penning a script that spans thousands of years, and he is writing each of... Continue Reading

Do We Deserve Heaven?

Thinking that I deserve heaven is a sure sign I have no understanding of the gospel.

Written by Sinclair Ferguson | Monday, February 23, 2015

Religious people are always profoundly disturbed when they discover that they are not, and never have been, true Christians. Does all of their religion count for nothing? Those hours in church, hours spent doing good things, hours involved in religious activity—do they not count for something in the presence of God? Do they not enable... Continue Reading

Inerrancy, Infallibility and Canadian Mennonites

Much of contemporary Evangelicalism shares similar sentiments to the Mennonite Brethren, who profess a general belief in the infallibility of Scripture without belief in its inerrancy.

Written by Lyndon Unger | Monday, February 23, 2015

Now the quick thinkers will point out that simply abandoning the term inerrancy does not lead automatically down some sort of “slippery slope,” and that is true.  The problem is not theterm, but rather the concept.  Once the “inspired” message of the Bible is allowed to override the actual “inspired” text, the scripture simply becomes... Continue Reading

Sin: Can’t Live With It, Won’t Live Without It

I have died to sin but sin has not yet died within.

Written by Tim Challies | Monday, February 23, 2015

Anger does not own me. Christ owns me. Lust does not motivate me. Christ motivates me. Jealousy does not get the final victory. Christ gets the final victory. The cross stands there as assurance that I have been saved from its power and will some day be fully and finally delivered from its presence. Sin... Continue Reading

Evangelicals Must Resist Mainline Protestant Trajectory

Remarks made at the Areopagus Forum held at Perimeter Church in the Atlanta area on February 19, 2015.

Written by Mark Tooley | Sunday, February 22, 2015

But before their demise, liberalizing egalitarian post evangelicals may wreak a lot of damage in the church, mislead a lot of people, inflict spiritual harm in society, and portray a disfigured face of Christianity to the world far more erroneous than any of the mistakes of old style rambunctious conservative evangelicals. For this reason, we... Continue Reading

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