Grace and truth are to be the key markers of all Christian relationships. Often we find that we can be good with one or the other of these characteristics, but to combine both takes great sensitivity and ultimately the guidance of the Holy Spirit. The balance of the two is particularly important when we consider […]
“Compassion without Compromise” by Adam Barr and Ron Citla Read More »
The question, “Who is Jesus?” is of perennial importance to biblical Christianity. It is a question that has often been discussed, debated and fought over in the history of the Church. Even today the question, “Who is Jesus? continues to cause great consternation. The question, “Who is Jesus?” is loudly answered by the Gospel writers
We all communicate each and every day in one form or another. Since we are commanded in Scripture to always be prepared to give an account for the reason we believe, it behooves us to be capable communicators when sharing the hope that is within us, namely the message of the gospel. What better place
How to Argue Like Jesus: Learning Persuasion from History’s Greatest Communicator Read More »
The doctrine of Scripture is under attack today. Recently John MacArthur held an Inerrancy Summit with some of the top theological minds in the Church today. At this conference, these theologians instructed us about the doctrine of the Bible. One of the key pieces of the doctrine of Scripture is the sufficiency of the Bible.
Scripture and Counseling God’s Word For Life In A Broken World Read More »
In January here at Servants of Grace, we considered the topic of prayer. I’m convinced that many Christians struggle with prayer because they struggle with guilt and shame. Prayer is essential to the Christian life. Jesus bled, died, rose, and now serves as High Priest, Intercessor, and Advocate for His people. The summons of Jesus
Why do bad things happen? Perhaps the sting of pain is most distinctly felt in the loss of a child, particularly the loss of a child through miscarriage. The cessation of that unborn life before there was the chance to break forth from the womb and for the parents to enjoy raising up their child
Inheritance of Tears: Trusting the Lord of Life When Death Visits the Womb Read More »
On occasion, I have tried my hand at leading or helping in the Children’s Church and Middle School youth programs at church. I cannot always say those efforts have turned out like I envisioned while at other times it seems as if at least something got across to my audience of impressionable minds. Presenting the
