We are so easily distracted by technology (phones and social media), sports, T.V., and sometimes even our own families that we fail to take a breath and ask ourselves, “what is our ultimate priority in life?”
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It is not surprising that the rainbow, the symbol of God’s pledge to never again flood the earth, is now the symbol of the greatest sin of all, pride.
The growing trend in North America is that if anyone shares publicly on a topic that is deemed controversial, or that a particular group deems hateful, they must be silenced. What will happen the day that the simple Gospel is considered hate-speech?
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As we hear these emotional testimonies of extreme maltreatment, we can find comfort in the words Christ spoke in John 15:18, “If the world hates you, know that it has hated me before it hated you.”
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The daunting decision lays before us each and every day. Risk on behalf of the Kingdom of God always requires someone to temporarily sacrifice with the hope of securing a great reward.
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Elliot, like many other women and men of faith, saw the deep importance of not neglecting the differences in roles God has laid out for the church in manhood and womanhood.
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Christians must stand up and fight the disease of anti-semitism in the church with no more indifference.
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According to Christian tradition, Jesus went on to do something that no religious leader had ever done before him, nor any after him: he rose from the dead. Today, on Easter Sunday, I pose this question: Did Jesus really actually rise from the dead?
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It is the precious blood of Christ that saves the repentant sinner from eternal hell and the power of their sins. How can we keep from rejoicing before our Great Redeemer on this Good Friday?
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Jesus, on Palm Sunday, was not announcing that He had come as an earthly king, but as the eternal King. The one who would defeat sin and death by taking the punishment of man on himself.
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