“Make us glad according to the days wherein thou hast afflicted us, and the years wherein we have seen evil.”—Psal. 90:15. This “prayer of Moses the man of God,” as it is entitled, is thought
A Chance to Die Life can become comfortable even for missionaries, but, in truth, we are all presented everyday with a chance to die. We have the opportunity to die to our comfort and ourselves
Reading the Bible consistently is essential for Christians. The Bible is about God and its center and goal is the glory of Christ. To know God and follow Christ we must read His Word. One
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Seek the law, or will, of God.—I need not inform you, my brother, that the law, in the Old Testament especially, is commonly to be understood as synonymous with the Scriptures, the word, or the
How I Write Sermons In this Signpost podcast, Russell Moore discusses how he crafts sermons and lessons in such a way that it is applicable to all in the audience. He has honed his craft
Years ago, I preached at a conference in a remote area of Brazil and it was one of those experiences that profoundly impacted me since that time. I have not looked at the world, the
Surely it is the design of God in all his dispensations, and by all the discoveries of his word, to stain the pride of all flesh. The dust is the proper place for a creature,
The Spiritual Disciplines: Gratitude In this article, Brett and Kate McKay raise the bar for how gratitude is typically approached. They suggest that the common approach to gratitude is nothing more than greeting card sentimentality.
He is following at a distance. The blood on his hands has now dried while his heart still pumps wildly. Why did he react so brutally and cut off that soldier’s ear? Was Jesus upset