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Servants of Grace Books
4 Ways Paul Encourages Us to Love the Church (Even When It’s Hard)
by Megan Hill | May 27, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Church | 0 Comments
Beauty on the Inside Around the corner from where I live, a house is for sale. In bold green letters, the lawn sign reads: “I’m Gorgeous Inside!” The message is surprising. From the street, the house is thoroughly ordinary, even run-down. It’s a seventies-era raised...
Gently and Lowly: The Heart of Christ for Sinners and Sufferers by Dane Ortlund
by Benjamin Wilson | May 27, 2020 | Christian Living, Featured | 0 Comments
The most important thing about us is what we think about God. What do you think of when you think about the Son of God? Some might first think about His miracles, the work of atonement, or His teaching. Others may think about His person. Christ is one person with two...
Authentic Christians Are Progressively Sanctified, Part 2
by Andy Cain | May 27, 2020 | By His Grace, Featured | 0 Comments
Join Andy as he continues his series through 1 John looking in more depth at 1 John 1:7-2:1.
Repentance and Leadership in the Home: What It Means to be the Chief Repenter in the Home
by Dave Jenkins | May 26, 2020 | Featured, Warriors of Grace | 0 Comments
On today’s Warriors of Grace show continuing season three, Dave discusses what biblical repentance is and why it matters, persistent sins and biblical repentance, and what it looks like practically for men to be the chief repenter in their home. What you’ll hear in...
A Christian Reading Manifesto
by David Steele | May 26, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Christian Life | 0 Comments
Modern technology has launched us into the stratosphere of learning. With the click of a mouse or a few keystrokes, we can access information from around the world and gain a treasure chest of knowledge. Smartphones are at the forefront of the new technological...
How Paul Led from a Distance: A Model for Pastors Leading From A Distance
by Jeff Mingee | May 26, 2020 | Featured, The Gospel and the Christian Life | 0 Comments
The apostle Paul led from a distance. His letters demonstrate deep affection for his readers, a longing to see them again, and his ongoing burden to lead well, even while apart. For example, Paul wrote to the Philippian church from a prison cell in Rome. But his...
