Men will either sin or not sin—erupt with anger or remain in control—based on what is in them already, not what is introduced from the outside. It’s not your kid’s fault that you got angry; it’s not your wife’s fault you’re irritable; nor is it that scantily dressed woman’s fault that you lusted. You sin against our holy God because you want to sin—and the environment around you simply gives you an excuse.
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Bad Theology Take Here’s a screenshotted FB post where someone quoted Kris Vallotton (from...
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One of the foundational principles of the Reformed™ Christian religion is the use of...
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It seems we have ventured into a time in Christianity where every time we write about or exhort...
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Hello and happy Friday to those of you reading this on the day it’s posted. Recently we...
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We have been going through some transitions lately so I wanted to share a bit of what has been...
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The Father has sent His Son to be the Savior of the world. The most important question everyone...
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Noble, Sara. Sloth, Sam Sloth: The Unlikely Detective. Independently published, 2021. 32pp. $8.99....
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There’s a pretty well-known quote that goes like this: The enemy of my enemy is my friend....
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When discussing the humanity of Jesus Christ, impeccability is the word Christians use to describe...
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A Little Book on the Christian Life I was surprised to find out how utterly readable John Calvin...
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From the Back Cover In this attractive volume, Simonetta Carr introduces young readers to the...
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Never in my life have I read a testimony that brought to mind my own life as the biography of John...
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From the Back Cover Jonathan Edwards lived at a time when many people were seriously questioning...
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Carr, Simonetta. Julia Gonzaga (Christian Biographies for Young Readers). Hardcover. Reformation...
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This is the audio edition of “Unintended Consequences,” the written edition of which...
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A Presbyterian minister named Alfred H. Ackley wrote hundreds of hymns. One of the most well-known...
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Whether they hold to the doctrine of the Christian Sabbath or not, Christians should universally believe in the significance and importance of attending church. Yet folks skip miss church for all sorts of reasons—and most of them are bad reasons. One of the worst reasons Christians miss weekly worship is due to a vacation or travel schedule.
I believe that Christians should make every effort to schedule their lives around the Lord’s Day. Worshipping Christ in communion with the saints should be the focal point of your week…and everything else should fit in around that. If you follow that principle, you will never find yourself traveling all day Sunday and missing church or lounging on the beach when you should be gathering corporately. A mind set on being ready to meet with God on Sunday with the saints will take the necessary steps on Saturday to not be too tired for church, for example.
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What is your experience witnessing to Mormons? A couple of Mormon missionaries stopped by my house...
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A couple of weeks ago, our team was ministering at Planned Parenthood. We had a group of five...
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As part of our newly-debuted audio edition, we’re re-publishing some of our older posts in...
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Spurgeon, Joseph. It’s Good to be a Boy. Large type / Large print edition. 5 Solas Press,...
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This is my second review of a The Pilgrim’s Progress movie, and I’m glad to share...
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In 2 Samuel 12:15, we find the phrase “Then Nathan went to his house.” It appears to...
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The Problem I saw a heartbreaking post in a Facebook group. It went like this: Do any of you worry...
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