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My Husband Is Not My Soul Mate

First Anniversary Reflections

Written by Hannah | Thursday, July 25, 2013

And then he gave me some of the best relationship advice I ever got: There is no biblical basis to indicate that God has one soul mate for you to find and marry. You could have a great marriage with any number of compatible people. There is no ONE PERSON for you. But once you... Continue Reading

An Important but Neglected Distinction

Christians are called to have a "childlike" faith, not a "childish" one.

Written by Carl Trueman | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

All of us can be tempted in this direction when we are not given what we want and proceed immediately thereafter to throw out of our little prams whatever toys we happen to have. And what can one say about the consistent failure of the Christian twitterati, from the least to the greatest, to understand... Continue Reading

In Praise of a Small Church

A small congregation, when it is seeking to obey God, can possess positive attributes that a megachurch, because of its size, cannot easily achieve.

Written by Patsy Evans | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

It gives personal pastoral access. A small church’s pastor knows the members’ names. He sees them in their homes and encounters them in places like the frozen yogurt shop. He is not too busy speaking at national conferences to attend to the needs of his little flock. He provides spiritual support in all situations from... Continue Reading

Ten Basic Facts about the NT Canon that Every Christian Should Memorize: #10

Early Christians Believed that Canonical Books were Self-Authenticating

Written by Michael Kruger | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

In the end, the church fathers teach us a very important truth. The NT canon we possess today is not due to the machinations of later church leaders, or to the political influence of Constantine, but due to the fact that these books imposed themselves on the church through their internal qualities.   How do... Continue Reading

Towards genuine racial reconciliation

What can Christians of all races do?

Written by Marty Duren | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

Racial and cultural unity among believers are evidence of the gospel’s influence. To elevate one’s race or the politics of one’s race above the unity of Christ’s body is to denigrate the very gospel we all claim. Likewise, to pretend differences are unimportant and hurts imagined is to deny the very power of the gospel... Continue Reading

Worried About Privacy? How About Common Core?

We’re facing, in essence, unchecked data collection as part of a significant and sweeping federal educational mandate

Written by Paul Kengor | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

These systems were touted as a mechanism to provide school districts, state governments, and federal policymakers with more data to analyze trends in student achievement and improve educational efforts. While this might seem benign, notes my friend, we cannot ignore the sheer volume of data that will be collected and how that data might be... Continue Reading

Should I Make My Child Apologize?

We give them the right words, trusting the right motives will come as they mature.

Written by Jen Wilkin, TGC | Wednesday, July 24, 2013

So, yes, require an apology from your young child. Don’t let the fear of raising a liar keep you from training your children in the liturgy of repentance. Model what godly repentance looks like for them, train them faithfully in the language of forgiveness, and pray the Lord uses your words and example to bring... Continue Reading

Why Do Some Protestants Become Catholics?

Thoughts on why many don’t and some do

Written by Sam Storms | Tuesday, July 23, 2013

I can’t begin to tell you how many times I’ve been asked that question. Of course, I have to be careful in giving an answer, insofar as I can’t peer into the hearts and thought processes of another human. Only they know the true answer to that question. But let me venture a few thoughts.... Continue Reading

The Death of Reverence, The Death of Holiness

A minister’s thirst for God in a dry and weary land

Written by Timothy J. Hammons | Tuesday, July 23, 2013

I want calls to worship, benedictions, corporate prayer. I want corporate confessions of sin, and corporate assurances of pardons. I want singing where I can hear the congregation, and songs that are theologically accurate and Christ centered. I want good, solid Biblical preaching where the pastor strives to preach the full counsel of God. I... Continue Reading

Disciple-Making Is Ordinary Christianity

There are more ways than scheduled meetings and a study program

Written by Erik Raymond | Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Here is my main point: disciple-making is ordinary Christianity. It is fundamental to it. Like learning to count and say your alphabet in the natural realm, there is scarcely any part of the Christian life where discipleship does not touch. In so far as Christianity is a community faith, it is a disciple-making faith. What is... Continue Reading

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