“A Glimpse Into the Future of God’s Children”
A 130-year old guest post from my great-grandfather.
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Did Rahab Lie…to the Glory of God?
“So, whether you eat or drink, or whatever you do, do all to the glory of God” (1 Corinthians 10:31). Is it a stretch…
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Interpreting the Weather
How can you tell if the storm means you’re running from God, like Jonah, or obeying God, like Paul?
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More Help With the Imprecatory Psalms
Here's two resources to help you better understand the Psalms we'd sometimes like to ignore.
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“Slot Machine Christianity”
Does God owe us a good life if we do all the right things? Or does the gospel give us better news than this?
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Modest Is Not Hottest, but It’s Still Right
Matthew West released a humorous song about modesty, and the response he received from the evangelical community is just another demonstration of how poorly…
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The Gospel and Marriage
What does the gospel have to do with marriage? Or, better put, what does marriage have to do with the gospel?
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Stomping on Serpents
In some seemingly normal ways, you and I actually get to partner with Jesus in his serpent-crushing mission.
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The Help
If a husband works outside the home, in what sense is his wife his "helper"?
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Unity and Opinions
Did you hear about those two Christians who shared all the same opinions about COVID-19? No, me neither.
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Looking Closer at a Scene from “The Chosen”
Why they didn't talk that way back then, and why it matters.
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Skip the Movie, Read the Book
God chose to communicate with us using words. Let's not assume we've figured out a better way than Him.
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