Around the Horn (April 6)
Redeeming Discipline "God works in you — and therefore you are not bound to the narrow limits of your self-strength. God works in you — and therefore laziness is not a celebration of his grace but a tacit
Redeeming Discipline "God works in you — and therefore you are not bound to the narrow limits of your self-strength. God works in you — and therefore laziness is not a celebration of his grace but a tacit
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The death of Christ is a subject of so much importance in Christianity as to be essential to it. Without this, the sacrifices and prophecies of the Old Testament would be nearly void of meaning,
Struggling with the Struggle "The reality of the Christian life, though, is that God generally does teach us the most valuable lessons in periods of lament, periods of weakness, periods of fear, periods of doubt.
Example has a strong tendency to excite us to emulation; and in Ezra the scribe you have the character of an eminent servant of the most high God held up to your admiration and imitation.
Cultivate a Sounding Board, not an Echo Chamber "Due to our fallen nature, we want people around us who will affirm not only our opinions but also our base instincts. We have a tendency to
How the Holy Spirit Helps Us Read Scripture "Christians have always understood that the Bible is Spirit-wrought and God-breathed (2 Tim. 3:16; 2 Pet. 1:21). Scripture is inspired or spirated, coming from the Holy Spirit’s
There is nothing in which the kingdom of Christ and the kingdom of Satan are more opposed than that the one is characterized by light and the other by darkness. The cause of falsehood is
For Everything There Is a Season: On Fandom, Futility, and the Wisdom of Ecclesiastes If you ever wondered how the book of Ecclesiastes helps us rightly center our fandom, then this post is for you.
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