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Don’t Just Flee Sin, Run Toward Golgotha

In Scripture, we're told to flee sin. But is that enough?

Written by Cornell Ngare | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Jesus reiterates a similar point when he says, “There is nothing outside a person that by going into him can defile him, but the things that come out of a person are what defiles him” (Mark 7:15). Does this, therefore, mean that it doesn’t matter what we expose ourselves to? What we watch? With whom... Continue Reading

When a Christian Doesn’t Want to Live Like One in College

I was partying with my four roommates one night my Junior year, and it hit me. What hit me?

Written by Aimee Byrd | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

It was the meaninglessness, the outright rebellion, and stupidity of what I was doing. I remember thinking that I just plain wasn’t living according to who I am. I thought I was being authentic, having been sick of hypocrisy. I thought I got a pass because I was young. I had all along been planning... Continue Reading

Pray for the Pastor’s Wife: Goodness

Cultivating the fruit of the spirit can be costly, but it is worth the care and attention.

Written by Patsy Evans | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Goodness is one of God’s attributes. And, the only way that people can be good is via God’s constant grace in their lives. Goodness, a fruit of the Holy Spirit within us, reflects God’s character. “Whoever does good is from God.” (3 John 1:11) Every child of God is created for good works.   People... Continue Reading

Increase their Joy: 3 Ways to Encourage Pastors

Prayer isn’t the only way we can encourage our pastors. Here are some biblical ways we can increase their joy.

Written by Lore Ferguson, TGC | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Every few weeks I’ll tweet the following: “People, pray for your pastors!” I mostly do it because I need to be reminded to do so, but also because I know how much it means to my pastor friends to know they are prayed for by their people. You can look in any direction today and... Continue Reading

Three Vital Words For Successful Teens

Focus, Force, Faith: These three words are the key to success in any walk of life, any calling, any course of study.

Written by David Murray | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

FOCUS + FORCE can be a horrific combination, if not combined with FAITH. Without FAITH, without the blessing of God, FOCUS + FORCE will produce nothing, or at least nothing worth having. Sure, you might make a pile of money, but what shall it profit if you gain the whole world and lose your soul?... Continue Reading

Does the Entire Biblical Canon Have Seven Sections?

When we take that step back, and examine the overall canonical structure, some fascinating details emerge.

Written by Michael J. Kruger | Wednesday, December 3, 2014

When the OT and NT canons are considered together, it seems the overall biblical canon would have had a seven-fold structure. Given the well-established biblical usage of the number seven as representative of completeness or wholeness, a seven-fold canonical structure would speak to the overall unity of the biblical canon and provides further reason to... Continue Reading

Peter Leithart: “No Baptism, No Justification”

Our hope is grounded in Jesus, in His blood and righteousness, not the signs and symbols that point to him

Written by Tim Bayly | Tuesday, December 2, 2014

“…We have the blood of our Lord Jesus Christ, who is called ‘our washing’ (Titus 3:5), and that he is. Now if we think we are cleansed of our filth by the water of baptism, the blood of our Lord Jesus Christ loses the honour which must be attributed to it. Such, therefore, is to... Continue Reading

Spiritual Depression: The Dark Night of the Soul

A Christian can have joy in his heart while there is still spiritual depression in his head

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, December 2, 2014

“Spiritual depression is real and can be acute. We ask how a person of faith could experience such spiritual lows, but whatever provokes it does not take away from its reality. Our faith is not a constant action. It is mobile. It vacillates. We move from faith to faith, and in between we may have... Continue Reading

50 Years After The Civil Rights Act

Reflecting on the impact of the Civil Rights Act on the African American community

Written by Jarvis Williams | Tuesday, December 2, 2014

“As a multi-racial, African-American New Testament scholar teaching in a core theological discipline in the oldest school (the school of theology) at the flagship and once segregated Southern Seminary, I am regularly moved with emotion and deep gratitude to my great God, the Father, and my Lord, Jesus Christ, when I think that there was... Continue Reading

Having Touble in Ministry? Just Face it.

Moses is a good tutor for those of us in pastoral ministry who must face various troubles

Written by Erik Raymond | Tuesday, December 2, 2014

“So how do we respond? Well, the temptations abound, and the natural responses are, well, natural. We can become bitter, self-consumed, tired, discouraged, or even depressed. All of these things will naturally happen when we find ourselves inwardly focused and dressed with thin skin. But is this God-honoring? Is this biblically right?”   It is... Continue Reading

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