The message is, “Repent and believe in the gospel.” What exactly is the gospel? If you’re new to following Jesus, this can be confusing. Let’s start by clearing up what the Gospel is and isn’t.
The Heart of the Matter
The measure of a godly man is in his confidence in Who God is and what He has accomplished to man’s benefit. The heart of the matter is a matter of the heart!
Fighting the Skeptic Mind
There comes a time in the life of every believer when answers to previously settled questions need to be re-answered, answered better: fuller, deeper, and clearer. Here’s how to fight the skeptic mind.
Learning to Flee Sexual Immorality
If you’re a Christian man who struggles with sexual immorality. Here’s how to flee from its destructive hold.
Reclaiming Our Lost Ax Head
What is our ax head? It is our mission, Our purpose, our faith action, and our call. These are the venues of impact in our chaotic world where people don’t know what to believe or who to trust. Here is how to reclaim our lost ax head.
Chasing God’s Calling
The idea of God’s calling is pretty scary. So, what’s God’s calling for you? It may be specific – something you can tangibly look back on. But God’s calling may also come from the dreams and passions he created you with.
Are You Winning God’s Way?
We all like winning. But we do not want to go through the tough times, the misery and challenges, and heartaches to get there. Winning God’s way looks much different than the world’s understanding of what winning really means.
The Collateral Damage of Sexual Immorality
In a world of Christian leaders focused on not offending others and making the church feel as welcoming as possible, sexual immorality is something we don’t hear about enough. Here’s how sexual immorality can cause collateral damage in your marriage.
Between Two Gardens
Between Two Gardens In the Beginning, When everything was New I created it all, And entrusted it to you In the shade of the day, And the coolness...
5 Keys to a Marriage that Survives and Thrives
When a couple gets married, we rejoice that God has brought the two together, each with their own gifts, their own strengths, their own needs, so they can be more blessed together than apart. Here are five keys to having a healthy marriage.