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The events of the world swirl in chaos and confusion. Political leaders want us to believe that they know what they are doing.

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

Explore how the church can effectively spread the gospel by mobilizing its members to live out their faith in various spheres of life.

Unabashedly, my writings are full of warnings and admonitions. They are much more “corrective” by nature. I recognize and embrace this.

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!!

God is on a mission to redeem lost men and women to Himself and restore them to relationship with and representation of Him.

I have often wondered, why certain people and places are more responsive to the Gospel, while others are not.

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

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

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.”

The essential background to the cross, therefore, is a balanced understanding of the gravity of sin and the majesty of God.

We have all seen and experienced vanity too many times. The more vain we are, the easier it is to see. What is harder to decipher is envy.

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.

God wants to warn us, as difficult as the message is to contemplate: evil is indeed in our midst.

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

What happens when the great commandment (love your neighbor as yourself) overwhelms the great commission (make disciples of all nations).

We are at a moment in our political history when the word “malice” seems to aptly describe the environment.

“Revelation 22:11, therefore, is a solemn warning that decision determines character, and character determines destiny.”