Dead Men Reading
You can memorize your verses, know your doctrine, and still walk out of church as lost as the day you walked in. That's what happened to the Pharisees in John 5. Jesus stood right
You can memorize your verses, know your doctrine, and still walk out of church as lost as the day you walked in. That's what happened to the Pharisees in John 5. Jesus stood right
"Neither do men light a candle, and put it under a bushel, but on a candlestick; and it giveth light unto all that are in the house" (Matthew
God the Father committed all judgment to the Son. That's plain in John chapter 5. But flip over to John chapter 12, and something stranger happens. The Son
There's a difference between a faucet and a fountain. A faucet needs pipes. It needs pressure built up somewhere else. It needs a source it doesn't
You heard about the divorce. You heard about the relapse. And before the story was even finished, you'd already made up your mind — they were never really saved
Some folks won't let the preacher tell them anything, won't let the church say a word, and won't even let the Bible have the
The moment a congregation starts to feel like a captive audience, they start making other plans. It might take a while, but they always find the door. The first sign
What is this for — the sermon, the business, the work God put in front of you today? Somewhere underneath the doing, there's a want. Maybe a full sanctuary.
There's a problem hiding in plain sight — on the coffee table, on the phone in your hand. A generation of Christians can name every child on a reality
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