It’s not our responsibility to change our culture. Only the power of God through the gospel can do that! Our job is to help people know Christ, through the content of our life and the substance of our conversations. It is Christ that frees us from the penalty of our sin. He will change society as hearts are changed within its members.
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French writer Alexis de Tocqueville, after visiting America in 1831, said, “I sought for the greatness of the United States in her commodious harbors, her ample rivers, her fertile fields,…
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Pergamum was one of the truly great cities of Asia Minor, It was a noted fashion center, extremely wealthy, with a widely varying religious life. Even to this day it…
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Wouldn’t Popeye have been better off if he had he eaten a well-balanced diet every day, including the healthy doses of spinach? That way, he would have been well fortified and ready to face whatever crisis arose, rather than having to wolf down his spinach in the heat of the battle.
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CS Lewis wrote in his book of theological essays “The God in the Dock” the following. I was standing today in the dark toolshed. The sun was shining outside and…
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Quite possibly the best-known parable or teaching of Jesus is the story of the good Samaritan. Likely we’ve all heard verses 30-35 “A man was going down from Jerusalem to…
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In Luke 9:51 Luke records that When the days drew near for him to be taken up, he set his face to go to Jerusalem. It only really takes about…
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It was 1938 when Darlene Deibler set sail with her husband for a new life as missionaries in Papua New Guinea. I can imagine she dreamt of what any young…
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It is a rare person who doesn’t occasionally struggle with the distractions that are all around us, an even more so in 2020.
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In spite of the fact that God’s forgiveness is our greatest need, it’s rare to have someone ask me, with desperation in there voice, “what can I do to be forgiven” It is not the burning question in most people’s minds, but it should be.
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