According to recent trends, it appears America is turning to socialism. If so, what does that mean...

For some time now, I have had a growing pastoral concern about Christians using foul language. This concern has been driven by well-known pastors who commend the use of foul language...

...We need to recognize that David was a follower of the Lord even though he did fall into serious sin.

...Ministry is hard enough when things are going well. It becomes doubly difficult when the path chosen by our prodigals weighs heavily upon us.

...But David didn’t always feel full of faith and courage. We have a portion of his prayer journals to show it, of which Psalm 25 is one poetic entry.

...Our trust in God engenders and informs our trust in others.

What did all the colors, bells, and stones represent on the high priest’s clothing?

How beautifully and intricately the Old Testament prefigures Christ.

For those prone to procrastinate, tomorrow can sound like the magic word.

...I’ve learned a lot while on my back and I want to share what I’ve learned by leading in sickness.

...We should say what we know. We should say what we believe. We should be simple and clear.

...But the Scriptures give a condition to following Jesus that is the complete opposite of self-pursuit: self-denial...My mentor puts it this way: “Salvation is free, but following Jesus isn’t cheap.”

Trusting God is something that Christians talk about a lot, and yet we tend to view it as optional. There are times when we trust God and times when we don’t, and we think that this is okay.

...There is something wrong with a dissatisfied Christian. A dissatisfied Christian is one who is more occupied with self than the Lord.

...there seems to be two main ways you learn Christian manhood from other Christians: they directly teach and instruct you, and you watch their life and imitate them.

...praying for little things is supported by the idea that our God is concerned about the little things.