Is Doug Wilson A False Teacher?
“Tetelistai” You Can’t Add To Perfection
By Pastor Jon Moffitt
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“Tetelistai” You Can’t Add To Perfection
“Tetelistai” You Can’t Add To Perfection
By Pastor Jon Moffitt
Is There Only One Way a Christian Can Vote?
Is There Only One Way a Christian Can Vote?
By Pastor Justin Perdue
The “Real Stuff” Of The Christian Life
The “Real Stuff” Of The Christian Life
By Pastor Jimmy Buehler
Psalm 10, John Lennon, Justice, and Jesus
Where is God when so much evil, suffering, and injustice reigns in the world?
by Pastor Jimmy Buehler
What Should We Be Praying For?
Recently, a few things I was reading and studying caused me to reflect a little bit on prayer. What follows is from an email I sent to my congregation. I hope it is of some encouragement to you.
Why Don’t I “Feel” Saved?
Assurance is of utmost importance for the Christian. When a believer does not “feel” saved it can cause severe anxiety.
Law and Gospel: The “Two Words” of the Bible
As we think about and read through the Bible, theologians throughout history have recognized two “voices” that rise to the top: Law and Gospel. When we understand Law and Gospel, and their proper distinction, the Bible begins to become more clear. But before we get there, what is “Law” and what is “Gospel?”
Finding Hope in Depression
I do not write this to give you tips on how to stop being depressed. I remember in my own struggle searching for answers and coming up empty. Rather, what I’d like to offer instead are two truths that I hope anchor you in the midst of your own “dark night of the soul.”
How Long, Oh Lord?
The question, “How long, O Lord?” has been asked by saints for millennia. It is littered throughout the psalter (6, 13, 35, 79, 80, 89, 90, 94) from the pens of David, Asaph, and Moses. There are the wrestlings of Asaph in Psalms 73 and 77. Then, there is Psalm 88, which begins and ends in darkness—while acknowledging the Lord is the God of our salvation. God’s people have repeatedly cried out to him, “Lord, how long will it be like this?”
Jesus: Our Passover Lamb
From sundown yesterday to sundown today is Passover. (Note: For an additional seven days after Passover, the Jews were not to eat any leavened bread. The eight days together—beginning with Passover—were referred to as the Feast of Unleavened Bread. In modern Jewish vernacular, the eight days are often all referred to as Passover.)