Dec 3
2017
It’s All Gonna Burn
Christ's disciples must live in this world but never forget that this world will ultimately pass away. And do you know what will last? Read on to find out.
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Fellowship with God
Whatever else we may say about salvation and the eternal state of believers, it centers on fellowship with God. What glory it will be!
Dec 1
2017
Handling the Spiritual Conflict
Beware! The conflict of lawless people versus God’s people began in the Garden and continues to this day. Here's how to handle it.
Nov 30
2017
When Shame is Good
To experience shame for sin is a hopeful sign that repentance and faith in God are still possible. Do not fear feeling shame but rather not feeling it.
Nov 29
2017
Keeping the Tension between Equality and Calling
The New Covenant brought a wonderful equality and calling in the Church unknown under the Old Covenant but created a tension we must maintain.
Nov 28
2017
The Sufferings of Christ
The sufferings of Christ on the cross brought an end to the elaborate (but futile) Old Covenant sacrifices for sin and guilt. And they bring sinners to God.
Nov 27
2017
Glory Revealed
History displays the ongoing conflict between Christ and Satan, but do you know how the story ends? It will culminate in glory revealed.
Nov 26
2017
Suffering before a Perplexed World
Honoring Christ by maintaining hope even in the midst of great trials and suffering, makes the Christian life a huge curiosity to unbelievers.
Nov 25
2017
The Soul Shepherd
God provided Someone to care for His people, but His identity was a surprise. Have you discovered Him? Is He the Shepherd of your soul?
Nov 24
2017
Seeing Yourself Correctly
Seeing yourself correctly is important but here we meet someone with an inflated view of himself. Is your view of yourself clear and accurate?