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Ask Celebrity Pastor: How Do I Energize My Dead Worship Service?

A parody

Written by Stephen Altrogge | Monday, January 26, 2015

Tyler Hawk is the Lead Visionary Imagineer at Saddlevation Summit Church. He is the best selling author ofThe 42 Indispensable, Undeniable, 360 Degree, Risky Laws Of Leadership and Crazy Wild: Doing Ministry On The Bleeding Edge. He has 4.5 million followers on Twitter and regularly speaks at conferences such as Catalyst, fUEl, and ReLiveinate. Tyler has... Continue Reading

The Measure You Use

Ask yourself: How do I want people to measure me?

Written by Kevin DeYoung | Monday, January 26, 2015

This is not social commentary. This is not political prescription. There is time for both of these things, but this post is about something else. It’s about taking Matthew 7:2 as a starting point (not the end, but the beginning) for living out and living into the picture of racial harmony we will rightfully hear... Continue Reading

I’ve Sinned. Now What?

Eleven Reminders for Dealing with Sin

Written by Rey Reynoso | Monday, January 26, 2015

We aren’t free to willfully sin so that we get God’s forgiveness. We’re not free to shrug at sin as if it isn’t any big deal. Nor are we to happily embrace our failure and nonchalantly admit that we deserve hell. Scripture repeatedly encourages us to take drastic measure. Run from the sin. Plan to... Continue Reading

Atlanta Is Burning: A New And Ominous Threat To Religious Liberty

A new illiberal spirit threatens our most basic liberties, reducing the First Amendment’s protection of free religious exercise to the confines of our homes and our churches, or our minds.

Written by R. Albert Mohler Jr. and Kelly Shackelford | Sunday, January 25, 2015

The First Amendment does protect religious beliefs — especially when one is at work or in the public square. The question is: Will we as a nation yield to this new and ominous attack on religious liberty, or will we mean what we say when we affirm the First Amendment? This question reaches far beyond... Continue Reading

Reports of the Collapse Have Perhaps Been Exaggerated — But Only Temporarily

Will evangelicalism hold firm on the gay marriage question?

Written by Carl Trueman | Sunday, January 25, 2015

All of this has to be disheartening to people in the pews who every day face work environments made increasingly hostile by this issue. They need clear, coherent, and truly compassionate leadership.   If the Top Men will only speak out on the most egregious examples which take place safely outside of their camp and... Continue Reading

Article on the Exodus Population Numbers

Exegesis of the numbers of the Exodus without exaggerating the numbers

Written by Lane Keister | Sunday, January 25, 2015

It is hoped that this paper will stimulate further analysis of various numerical information contained in Scripture to help clarify any seeming paradoxes centered around such numbers. The results of such analyses likely may well have sermon applications beyond the details of the specific passages in question.   I think this issue has serious ramifications... Continue Reading

Lecrae Confesses Abortion, Invites Others Into The Light

Such deep guilt can only be relieved by the open confession of sin, a story Lecrae Moore lived out firsthand, and a message he’s now willing to share

Written by Tony Reinke | Saturday, January 24, 2015

“Lecrae sensed abortion was the wrong decision, but he also saw abortion as an easy escape from the responsibilities of fatherhood. “Had it not been for the conviction of the Spirit, who I was suppressing with drugs and alcohol, I don’t know if I would have felt anything. But I was so callous and so... Continue Reading

The Last Act Is Bloody. Always Bloody.

The denial of death, or at least of the necessary horror at death, has come to infect our world.

Written by Carl Trueman | Saturday, January 24, 2015

“I have remarked in the past that too often Christians celebrate the resurrection of Christ from the grave without really acknowledging why he was in the grave in the first place.  We jump from Good Friday to Easter Sunday without lingering outside the tomb.  That explains not simply the Malarkey incident but also much of... Continue Reading

A Caution For Believers In 2015

Nobody — even the most righteous person today — is immune from sin tomorrow

Written by Chuck Lawless | Saturday, January 24, 2015

“I have seen seemingly single acts of sin lead to ungodly anger, bitterness, and retaliation from others. Sometimes, the single act includes another person, who then also falls into the enemy’s trap. Too many of us can tell stories of those whose single acts of sin have left ongoing scars in others – and the... Continue Reading

Family Worship Suggestions

The obligation of Christian parents to pass on the truth of God’s word is clear in God’s word

Written by Geoff Gleason | Saturday, January 24, 2015

“You may choose to read one chapter per day from the Bible with our children. Read a chapter a day until you finish a book and then start another one. Make sure you choose both New Testament and Old Testament books. If you do this daily, you will have 365 chances each year to teach... Continue Reading

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