Ephesians 2:3

Did Hosea love her? Well with all the Redeeming Love hullabaloo, I’m momentarily stepping out of 1 John and into Hosea. (If you are unaware of what I’m talking about, I’ll link my short video about it in the comments) Something I didn’t articulate in the video is a point...…

The message of Christmas is about much more than a baby in a manger.…

Are you doing God’s will or doing your own will? Doing the will of God requires us to walk in wisdom, knowledge and understanding from above.…

As you intercede for someone struggling through a battle with anxiety, ask that God open their eyes to understand the hope of their calling in Christ and their status as the glorious inheritance of Christ.…

In Ephesians chapter 2, Paul explained how receiving salvation from the Lord is easy. It is just like accepting a gift offered by God…

God feels anger, because God is love. It was the perfect site for a wedding: a quaint old church, perhaps the oldest in our state. Two nights before, the couple arrived for a practice. The chapel was open but unattended, so they went in and began arranging things. They didn’t...…

(Photo: Unsplash) Apparently, some people don’t like talking about this. Which is strange because it is in the Bible. In fact, depending on which translation you use, there are over 200 references to it. So, God must have had a reason for putting it there. It is not pleasant reading...…

We may not think of Jesus’ tomb as a tomb of honor, but it was. It was prepared with honor, it was sacrificed with honor, and Jesus was……

A legalarraignmentis where the accused is brought to court to answer formal charges. And that is what the apostle Paul did with all of humanity—all ofus—in the third chapter of his epistle to the Romans. At this trial, the whole human race is brought before the eternal Judge. The charge against us is uttered inRomans …

One of the tragic elements of our fallen nature is the inclination to evaluate our actions according to our own standards. Little wonder so many people perceive themselves as “good people.” Solomon observed, “All the ways of a man are clean in his own sight, but the Lord weighs the motives” (Proverbs 16:2). Ultimately, it …