The Bible presents the essential dignity and nobility of humanity—a view that goes against the utilitarianism common today.
Black Heroes of the Faith
We can be proud of the fact that before the foundation of the world, God’s plan included Blacks in the process of reconciling the world unto Himself. When the church accepts this truth from Scripture, all Christians can praise God and celebrate black heroes of the Christian faith.
Lessons about God from the Past, Present, and Future
We can look back, look at the present, and look ahead and see the handiwork of God in our lives by the examples offered in Scripture.
Christian Worldview and Apologetics: Can We Trust the Scriptures?
t is true, and important, to assert that the Bible itself holds to its own abiding reliability and authority, due to its divine inspiration (2 Timothy 3:16; 2 Peter 1:19-21). But we live in a world of skepticism, and even antagonism, toward the Scriptures. In this arena of ideas, Christians need to be able to articulate the reasons why, with good reason, we hold to Scripture’s reliability and accuracy.
Long Live the King
“The king is dead. Long live the king.” -The pronouncement made at the death of a monarch. When a monarch dies the people rightfully proclaim: “The king is dead. Long live the king.” The two statements go together by commemorating the death of the king while also acknowledging the importance, and the beginning, of the new monarch. Together the two … Read More
Culture Keepers
As churches grow, and in our day expand to multiple sites, the dynamics of “culture keeping” are becoming more critical than ever.
Do You Want Your People to Grow?
As ministers, we want our people to experience spiritual growth. We long to see them draw close to God and practice a rich, compelling faith.
Perusing Pauline Parallels
Want to know the key passages where Paul discusses justification or his advice on dealing with governmental authorities or food offered to idols?
Let the Word do the Work
The preacher must resist the natural urge to rely on their own strength, wisdom, creativity, and charisma. Instead, the preacher must recognize the inherent power available in God’s Word.
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