The game of bowling is inundated with religious history and dripping with theological significance. Rolling a ball through a wall of pins, all while wearing funny colored shirts and pre-worn shoes, has deep roots in atonement for sin and the assurance of salvation, or so at least some people thought. Bowling is said to have originated […]
The grace of God and what it seeks to do in the believer’s life is truly amazing. Peter in 2nd Peter 3:16 concludes his epistle by teaching, “But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be the glory both now and to the day of eternity. Amen.” This is his last
Introduction Today we are going to examine 1 Peter 1:13-25. Peter in 1st Peter 1:13-21 teaches that the inheritance promised to followers of Christ should motivate them to set their hope entirely on their future reward (vv.13-15) and to live in fear of the God who redeemed them at the cost of his own Son (vv.17-21).
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A critique and review of Ed Stetzer’s Book Subversive Kingdom: Living as Agents of Gospel Transformation.
What is abuse? How does abuse affect marriage? How does abuse affect your relationship with God? What does the Bible have to say about abuse? In this post, I want to speak specifically to people who are going through abuse or have gone through abuse. My hope is that you would know what Christ thinks
Father’s Day on June 17, 2012 marked six and a half years since I’ve seen my father. The last time I saw my father was in his physical therapy office. That day I waited four hours to talk to my father and all I remember was that the conversation didn’t end well. The sad thing about this
In this video Dave examines Joseph’s interaction with Potiphar’s wife and how Christian men are to be men and integrity because of the Gospel.
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