Frank Peretti weaves an ingenious tale of loss and newfound joy with Illusion. Not since The Visitation have readers had such a thrilling journey of mystery and suspense. The story is set in beautiful Coeur D’Alene, Idaho—secluded from the rest of the world, allowing the characters even further secrecy. The plot follows the life of […]
Part 2 in our series over “Postmodernism: the Air we Breathe.”
II. A Detailed Description of Postmodernism from Stephen Wellum Read More »
David Wells begins our series on “Postmodernism: The Air We Breathe.”
Recent years have seen been an increase in quality books addressing the Christ-centered nature of Scripture. Following in this tradition, Dr. Michael Williams wrote How to Read the Bible through the Jesus Lens. Written in the tradition of the best-selling How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth series, this book aims to help
Robert Candlish from Studies in Genesis (commenting on Gen. 6:1-22): When the Lord first fixed the period of his long-suffering patience, and resolved to spare man on the earth for one hundred and twenty years, and no longer—he doubtless intimated this purpose in some way; announcing the destruction coming on all flesh, and giving some public
The Dangerous Duty of Walking Humbly and Warning the Ungodly Read More »
Introduction The Gospel of Jesus Christ is truly amazing. By the Gospel Christians stand and grow in the grace of God. Paul in 1st Corinthians 15:1-11 establishes the historical reliability of Jesus’ resurrection in order to lay a firm foundation for his argument that it was only the first step in the resurrection of
Introduction The Synoptic Gospels have little to say when considering the person and work of the Holy Spirit. In the Fourth Gospel, the Evangelist spends three chapters (John 14-16) teaching on the Holy Spirit’s role in the life of the believer. The Gospel of John may be criticized on its structure and genre, but
This sermon “Servanthood As Worship: A Torn Curtain” is based on Nate’s book Servanthood as Worship: The Privilege of Life in a Local Church. In this sermon, Nate preaches on how Christians are free to serve not as duty but as worship unto Christ through the grace and power found in the Gospel.
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