The gospel in me and through me!
Imagine getting an invitation to dinner with the President. How would you respond? Most of us would make time for that. Imagine turning him down, saying you need to go test drive a new car or to celebrate your two-month … Read More
The death of Christ is one of the most climactic moments in the Bible. It stands as the most horrifying yet beautiful act of love the world has ever known. The atoning sacrifice of Christ on the cross changed everything, … Read More
Most people live their lives to gain more power and authority. Despite language that speaks of other’s good, people often desire power to better themselves. This reality bears out in the rise up the corporate ladder. We also see this … Read More
When we read or hear about the faults of others, it seems so glaringly obvious. “How could someone make that mistake?” “What were they thinking?” These are a couple of questions we might readily or subconsciously ask. It is especially … Read More
Self-centeredness is a common human problem. It focuses our attention on ourselves and causes us to ignore others. When we ignore others, we ignore their problems, and we fail to show compassion. When Jesus came to earth, He never gave … Read More
A couple of weeks ago, we enjoyed hearing from our conference speaker, Dr. David Saxon, who highlighted various Baptist preachers throughout history. One such preacher is well known by many for authoring his famous and beloved book, “The Pilgrim’s Progress.” … Read More
If we aren’t careful, religion will keep us from God. Religion isn’t unimportant. The habits of the Christian life center on Scripture intake, prayer, and fellowship. And God uses each of these important bits of grace to move our transformation … Read More
When you think about the gospel, what is the first thing that comes to mind? Perhaps it’s Christ’s death on the cross, peace with God, eternal life, grace, justification, etc. All of these are fundamental for understanding the gospel. But … Read More
Imagine a catastrophic hurricane hits a town known for its debauchery and immorality. Think of a tornado hitting the building where a church convention is voting to reject the historic Christian faith. Is it unreasonable to interpret that these events … Read More
What we find important reveals our hearts. The things of this earth tug us away from God. These things that we can see and feel tend to crowd out God and the pursuit of His righteousness. The temptation is to … Read More