"It's far easier to comfort and encourage than to warn or exhort"
Don’t expect lost people to act saved, churches
Don't expect lost people to act saved, churches. The Lost need GRACE and TRUTH (John 1:17). "The road to righteousness begins with the recognition of sin. 1. Sin has no nature of its own; it is a parasite. 2. Sin is self-centered. 3. Sin is destructive. 4. Sin's presence gives no immediate pain, causing a … Continue reading Don’t expect lost people to act saved, churches
Message: Instructed thru Affliction – 5 Lessons
Instructed thru Affliction Psalm 119 Part 9 vs. 65-72 July 24, 2022 This Week’s Scripture Reading Prior to Worship “You have dealt well with Your servant, O LORD, according to Your word.” Psalm 119:65 (NKJV) Pulpit-side chat notes: Acts 20:27, 1Pet 5:8, 1Cor 16:8-9, 2Cor 2:11,10:3-5 Change is Painful, so is Healthy Growth (Ex. Acts … Continue reading Message: Instructed thru Affliction – 5 Lessons
Creation, Gender Roles, Life: Why these Are Gospel Issues
This article is intended for readers of all backgrounds to understand Christianity, but I make no apologies that it is also an open letter to those who call themselves Christians. We are living in a day in Western culture where arguments are often made, surprisingly even from leaders that have been throughly biblical on other … Continue reading Creation, Gender Roles, Life: Why these Are Gospel Issues
Guest article – A Look at Jonah: A Difficult Calling
Photo by cottonbro on Pexels.com A Look at Jonah: A Difficult Calling Grant Finch Christians often talk about God’s calling for their lives. We like to think that we’ve got it all figured out—that we know God’s purpose for us. However, I think we need to prayerfully discern whether or not that “calling” is actually … Continue reading Guest article – A Look at Jonah: A Difficult Calling
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