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Crucified with Christ: How the Cross Kills Sin
The most graphic image that Scripture uses for the killing of sin is crucifixion. The cross has rightly stood at the center of Christian theology
The most graphic image that Scripture uses for the killing of sin is crucifixion. The cross has rightly stood at the center of Christian theology
In this issue of Theology for Life Magazine, we’ve been considering the subject of holiness in the Christian life, and what that means for daily
Godliness, Christlikeness, and Christian spirituality all describe a Christian becoming more like God. The most powerful way to effect this change is by letting the
Believers are called to holy living. In this article, we will examine seven different ways to live a holy life. First, Know and Love Scripture
Fear of being accused of legalism has, in some circles of Evangelicalism, led to decreasing calls for personal holiness. This is, I believe, particularly true
The great eighteenth-century revivalist, George Whitefield, wrote: The Puritans [were] burning and shining lights. When cast out by the black Bartholomew Act, and driven from their
There is a large, two-sided cart at my local library with a faded laminated sign that reads, “Books, a dollar a bag.” I make it
T4L: Hello, Dr. Rogers, and welcome to Theology for Life Magazine. Can you tell us a bit about yourself, including the current ministries you are