The Blog

In spite of the negative idea in vogue in many peoples’ minds about the past, the words from those who have gone on before us are valuable.

The world is swirling in chaos. Even secular writers admit this, as they try to report and analyze what is going on around them.

People like to hear someone else talk about God and His Bible.

If that is what “worship” has come to in the gathering of the body, then let’s admit it and simply call Sunday morning a worship concert!!

Fellowship with God, then, is the source from which fellowship among Christians springs.

Jesus assumes that it is! “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” Matthew 5:9

For I have no pleasure in the death of anyone, declares the Lord GOD; so turn, and live.

Let us go outside the walls of present day human experience with Him.

But we have this treasure in jars of clay, to show that the surpassing power belongs to God and not to us.

It is difficult to raise children to say no to self and yes to Christ. Christian grandparents have a significant role in this as well.

For what we proclaim is not ourselves, but Jesus Christ as Lord, with ourselves as your servants for Jesus' sake.

I can find no better words than this to describe the Bible, and its expectations: upside down!

We are all being transformed into the image of Jesus, each in a unique way according to the will of God.

When people sell their souls to the devil, they will discover that the enemy is a taskmaster without compassion.

Reflect for a moment on the words of James. If you are like me, you are uncomfortable.

The western Christian world is constantly swirling with new programs for discipleship.

This brings us full cycle back to my original contention: our lives are more important than our “ministries.”

Church history has left us at least two ways that we should interpret God’s relationship to us: covenants and dispensations.

One of the difficult things in the church today is unity. Part of what makes it difficult is wether it's built upon the right convictions.

Life is full of anxieties. Not all of them can or will be resolved.