This is our weekly roundup of posts for 4/11/2022-4/16/2022. If you have any feedback on how we can serve you our readers better, I would appreciate it. Thank you for reading and allowing us to minister to you throughout this past week through these posts. Monday 4/11/2022 The Gospel According to Sinners by Leah Farish […]
In his latest study through James, Dave considers James 2:20-26 and justified by a faith that works.
Because He has inclined His ear to me, Therefore I shall call upon Him as long as I live (Psalm 116:2 NASB). What is a collect? [Ka’-lect: a gathering prayer with a set sequence of movements based on Scripture. The collect movements include: Humbly calling on the Father; naming or recalling the attribute of God
On today’s episode, a listener writes in and asks Dave, “Why Is it Important to Study the Various Characters in the Bible?” What You’ll Hear on this Episode The Clarity of Scripture. Reading the Bible Isn’t Boring. Maturing in Grace. Subscribing, sharing, and your feedback You can subscribe to the Servants of Grace Podcast via
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Over the past six months, I’ve been going through deep grief, been in biblical counseling for the last three months, and have been sitting on this article since writing it about two weeks after a dear friend and mentor died. See, six months ago today, a very dear friend, one of my former pastors and
“One Another” Ministry for the Homebound In 2020-2022, many churches faced Covid-19 lockdowns, and Christians connected online from their separate homes. Yet circumstances did not excuse the church from obeying Scripture’s “one another” commands. We needed fresh ways of considering “how to stir up one another to love and good works, not neglecting to meet
Our Context Shapes Us On a recent hike in Colorado’s famous Garden of the Gods, my brisk pace was halted by a tree. I saw it when I emerged from the woods: a solitary evergreen, jutting out of the expanse of red sandstone. On one side of the tree were all its limbs, all pointing
In the past, I have heard people in the Church refer to other believers as “Pharisaic.” Although our minds may jump to certain conclusions about what the Christian in question is like, I’ve paused to reflect on what it is we are truly saying when we bestow this unwanted title. The Pharisees were notorious in