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Paul wrote a letter from his imprisonment in Rome to the church in Philippi.  This is one of the most joy-filled books of the Bible, in which Paul was filled with praise because of His appreciation of what Jesus had … Continue reading →

Humility is one of the great virtues of a Christian’s heart.  As we progress in our sanctification, we not only see more of the greatness of the Lord’s love for us.  We also see more of the weakness of our … Continue reading →

In Deuteronomy 33:27 we read that “the eternal God is your dwelling place, and underneath are the everlasting arms.”  Everlasting arms!  What wonderful imagery to convey a wonderful concept that gives believers such wonderful consolation in difficult times.  It’s not just … Continue reading →

In His “High Priestly Prayer” in John 17, Jesus said to the Father, “To know You is eternal life.”   That tells us as adopted children of God that one of the most important and valuable things for us to do … Continue reading →

One way to gauge the spiritual health of a congregation (or a denomination … or a person) is to review the themes of sermons heard and digested over a period of time.  This will be the result of what pastors … Continue reading →

The days in which we live, like many times before us, are filled with chaos, conflict, and confusion.  We are tempted to think that things are out of control, but as Christians we know better than that.  We have access … Continue reading →

January 22, 1973 was one of the saddest days in American history. It was on that day that the United States Supreme Court announced their infamous decision about abortion in Roe v. Wade, claiming a constitutional right for women to … Continue reading →

Jesus’ letter to the church in Ephesus in Revelation 2 identified many very commendable things about the church in that city. They were doctrinally discerning, diligent in ministry activities, and persevering in serving the Lord.  But there was one overwhelmingly … Continue reading →

If you’re taking note of major seasons in the church year, don’t forget Epiphany.  Not all denominations observe this sequence of seasons, but most at least observe dates nearest the Christas and Easter seasons.  There is no biblical mandate for … Continue reading →

The birth of Jesus Christ is described differently among the four Gospels. Mark makes no reference to it or gives any specifics about it, simply jumping in at the first chapter with Jesus’ public ministry. His account starts with the … Continue reading →