Worship and the Word By Joshua Mills Theology for Life Magazine — October 2026 “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also” (Matt. 6:21) And he said, “What comes out of a person is what defiles him” (Mark 7:20). What are you mastered by? That might be a hard question to answer
Worshiping God Through the Word By Dave Jenkins Theology for Life Magazine — October 2026 Clarity in Worship: Beholding the Glory of God with Understanding Introduction: Worship Begins with God’s Revelation The church gathers each Lord’s Day to worship the living God. Christians come together to sing His praises, pray, hear the preaching of Scripture,
The Psalms as Models for Clear Worship By Joshua Mills In the latter part of the 1600s, Christians in Scotland faced horrific persecution. The “bonnie fields of Scotland” became a bloodbath for Christians. Those who stood for the “Crown Rights of King Jesus” in Scotland were mocked and then martyred. Yet, as blood cried out
The Church’s Calling in an Ideological Age By Samuel Farag The Church’s Call to Define Biblical Beliefs Beloved, in an ideological age where a majority of people tend to build their worldviews on politics and social propaganda, the church has a vital responsibility and calling from God to define biblical beliefs, warn and rebuke dangerous
Why Worship Needs Clarity By Dave Jenkins Worship is never a small matter because the God we worship is not a small God. When Christians gather on the Lord’s Day, we are not gathering merely to hear music we enjoy, experience certain emotions, or participate in religious activities. We gather before the living God. He
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Biblical Courage When Faithfulness Becomes Costly By Dave Jenkins | Contending for the Word Biblical courage means remaining faithful to Christ when obedience becomes costly. In this episode of Contending for the Word, Dave Jenkins draws lessons from the Protestant Reformation to explain how Scripture shapes our convictions, governs our consciences, and equips us to
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Old Errors, Unchanging Truth: Church History and Discernment Many theological errors presented as new discoveries have appeared before. Learning church history helps Christians recognize these patterns, appreciate faithful doctrine, and remember that Christ has preserved His church through every generation. In this episode of Contending for the Word Q&A, Dave Jenkins explores the relationship between
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Reformation Must Lead Us to Prayer By Dave Jenkins Always Reforming: Fidelity to God’s Word in Every Generation When Peter and John returned to the believers in Acts 4, they brought news of a direct threat. The authorities had commanded them to stop speaking and teaching in the name of Jesus. Faithful gospel ministry had
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