The gospel in me and through me!
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
As Americans, we love our security and privacy. We go to great lengths to ensure that our financial safety nets are in place and our personal information is secure. Unfortunately, like anything we love and value in life, this can … Read More
Our deceitful hearts mislead us into thinking that we are better than we are. We tend to focus on external actions that conform to expected standards, while our hearts remain far from God. This innate hypocrisy comes at an early … Read More
Is prayer mundane for you? Does it excite you? Do you look forward to talking and communing with God? Perhaps you struggle in your prayer life because it feels dry, repetitive, and pointless. If you feel this way, you are … Read More
God’s work in the world is often hard for us to accept. Because of pride, envy, and self-righteousness, we believe God should work through or in us only. When God changes people, His work is obvious. But because things make … Read More
Is prayer mundane for you? Does it excite you? Do you look forward to talking and communing with God? Perhaps you struggle in your prayer life because it feels dry, repetitive, and pointless. If you feel this way, you are … Read More