Gospel - Servants of Grace

Keith Whitfield and Tony Merida – Why Does Orphan Care Matter?

Posted by Mike Boling | Jan 20, 2016 | Christian Life, Gospel | 0 |

Keith Whitfield sits down with Tony Merida to talk about orphan...

Albert Mohler – Do Christians and Muslims Worship the Same God?

Posted by Mike Boling | Jan 18, 2016 | Church History, Contending, Defending, Gospel | 0 |

A statement made by a professor at a leading evangelical college has become a flashpoint in a controversy that really matters. In explaining why she intended to wear a traditional Muslim hijab over the holiday season in order to symbolize solidarity with her Muslim neighbors, the professor asserted that Christians and Muslims worship the same God. Is this true? The answer to that question depends upon a distinctly Christian and clearly biblical answer to yet another question: Can anyone truly worship the Father while rejecting the Son? The Christian’s answer to that question must follow the example of Christ....

John Piper – John 1:14, Part 2: Glory Full of Grace and Truth

Posted by Mike Boling | Jan 17, 2016 | Gospel | 0 |

“We have seen his glory, glory as of the only Son from the Father.” In this lab, John Piper helps us understand the glory we see at Christmas, defining glory and pulling apart the marriage of grace and truth. He also explains why we’re not at a disadvantage at all two thousand years...

Rick Segal – Staying Godly in a Godless Workplace

Posted by Mike Boling | Jan 16, 2016 | Christian Life, Contending, Defending, Gospel | 0 |

Very few, if any, awake one morning and decide all of a sudden, “Today is the day I’m going rogue. Enough with all that honesty stuff. From now on, I’m all about corruption.” It typically begins as an indiscernible leak of integrity, at least in terms of self-awareness. You fail to arrive at a meeting on time without there being any perceptible consequence. You ballpark the mileage on your expense report, maybe even fudge it a bit. No one will notice. You miss an ordinary work-a-day deadline. The world didn’t come to an end. So, what’s the big deal?...

R. C. Sproul – Perfectly Human

Posted by Mike Boling | Jan 14, 2016 | Contending, Defending, Gospel | 0 |

Over the past two centuries, much has been written in evangelical circles on the deity of Christ. This has been good and necessary, for many people deny that Jesus is the Son of God incarnate. Sometimes I fear, however, that this emphasis on Christ’s deity has led to an imbalance in our doctrine of Christ. It’s proper to highlight our Lord’s deity, but Scripture also emphasizes His humanity. If Jesus were only God and not truly man, He could not save us. His humanity is inseparable from His being the second Adam, fulfilling all righteousness, and taking upon Himself...