Matthew 6:13 “And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil.” In verse 12 Jesus taught His disciples to ask for forgiveness when they have broken their relationship with the Father. Because God forgives us, we are to be forgiving toward others. Being humble in God’s presence makes us humble before and with our fellow man. […]
As a young girl, I thought the board game Life laid out the basic script for adult life. The path allowed me to drive my little plastic car from college to a career, then on to marriage and eventually to home ownership in just that orderly sequence. In actuality, that is pretty much the script
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Of all the books in God’s canon of Scripture, the story of Job is among the hardest to swallow. A godly man’s happy life quickly torn to pieces, only to be followed by disheartening council from friends, and a horrifying rebuke from God Himself. Although the book eventually concludes on a happy note, readers are left struggling
On February 18th, 1678, 341 years ago, John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress, the most widely read English novel in history, was published. Most have heard of, and many have read Bunyan’s enduring classic about a man named Christian’s journey from the city of Destruction to the Celestial City. Since its publication, Pilgrim’s Progress has been translated
Matthew 6:12, “and forgive us our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors.” Jesus’ main idea in His teaching on prayer is that prayer is about God. Prayer is God-centered because it is communion with Him, it is one way His children develop and strengthen their relationship with Him. From the beginning, it is
On today’s episode, James writes in and asks, “Dave, I’m wondering why as a Christian I should be pro-life can you help me please? What you’ll hear in this episode What an abortion is Biblical Evidence for the Pro-Life position Statistics on Abortion Helping the Church Be About Life from the Womb to the Tomb and
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Tim Challies has been doing an excellent job (as always) blogging about…blogging (here, here, and here). He’s noticed the decline in the number of individual bloggers actively blogging and is seeking to motivate Christians to blog again. Mom and Pop Blogs In interactions with Tim, I’ve noted that it seems like the large group/ministry blogs
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