Ending the Year Before the Unchanging God
How the church should enter a new year in adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and hope As the final hours of the year slip away, many hearts become unusually tender. Some look…
How the church should enter a new year in adoration, confession, thanksgiving, and hope As the final hours of the year slip away, many hearts become unusually tender. Some look…
Many people speak about God. Far fewer pause long enough to ask, with real seriousness and humility, Who is God, really? That is not a small question. It is one…
For many people, the Bible feels like a closed world. They know it matters. They may even believe it is God’s Word. Yet when they begin to read it, they…
Many Christians pray every day, yet still feel that their prayers are thin, hurried, and restless. We speak to God, but often in fragments. We rush in with needs, fears,…
Why faithful sermons must do more than call for better behavior There is a kind of preaching that sounds serious, biblical, and practical, yet quietly misses the heart of Christianity.…
We are all running after something. For some, it is recognition. For others, it is security, success, influence, respect, or the quiet satisfaction of feeling that life is finally working.…
The quiet tragedy of gaining a public reputation while neglecting the people God gave you to love. Dr. Chuck Quarles once told a story that is difficult to hear and…
What do you do when obedience to God seems to stand in the way of a great opportunity? That is not only an Olympic question. It is a Christian question.…
In a world that celebrates hustle, wealth, and visible success, it is dangerously easy to confuse achievement with fulfillment. We tell ourselves that the long hours, constant pressure, and relentless…
Why the holiest ambition is to make much of Christ, not of ourselves Which would you rather be: a great man of God or a man of a great God?…