Seeking the Narrow Way
The prerequisite for the gospel is conviction of sins leading to a transformed life. No change is no transformation. Worldly goodness and drifting with the crowd, whether in a religious Continue Reading →
Job 31 In response to his critical friends, Job explains many ways he had endeavored to live a righteous life, listing a number of ways he may have fallen into Continue Reading →
If God has revealed His character through the inspired writings of the Bible, how is it possible for denominations and pastors to remodel God to fit their marketing and outreach Continue Reading →
Pilate asks the crowd who they wanted to release. Jesus the King of the Jews or the robber Barabbas? What have you decided to let reign over your life? 11 Now Continue Reading →
What can you learn from the oldest book in the Bible? Here’s a brief rundown of a Job that addresses the unspeakable suffering we experience and observe in life. The Continue Reading →
A couple of articles ago, I wrote about the Advocate, one of the functions of the Holy Spirit, the aspect of God that resides within each genuine believer in Christ. Continue Reading →
Part of what keeps people from accepting Jesus as God comes from a general skepticism we all have to believe accounts that seem too fantastic to accept as real. You Continue Reading →
Some people seem gifted, they are like the Apostles on the day of Pentecost, boldly going forth to proclaim the Gospel and hope offered by the Resurrection of Jesus Christ! Continue Reading →
For all who are interested in an in depth small group study of the Book of Revelation, the final book of the Bible, an opportunity awaits for you. The theme Continue Reading →
What would it take to study the Bible the way you should as a follower of Christ? First of all, I like to refer true Christians as “followers of Christ”, Continue Reading →