Galatians 5:23

Gentleness is not soft and fluffy. Gentleness is the presence of being “there” and going in again and again and again.It’s badass.…

When can you say, Yes or No? When you are absolutely sure of what you believe. If you believe you can do something, it’s a Yes. If you don’t believe, it will be a No. Maybe = Doubt, will either leave you or the other person frustrated. What gives us the ability to say, Yes […]…

Do you want to live a good life? Seek the baptism of the Holy Spirit. The Holy Spirit enables a powerful life in the Word of God.…

Dads, what are you teaching your sons? Most dads take very little time to invest in any form of training for their boys. Many of those that do teach tend to focus on athletic skills or purely academic pursuits. The following was writ…

Intolerance for biblical Christianity is seemingly on the rise. This shouldn’t surprise us—the Lord promised that His people would be persecuted. But it should sharpen our resolve to remain faithful and pure before a watching and increasingly hostile world. This series, first published in July 2015, is a timely reminder to that end. –ed. For …

We don’t need makeovers and airbrushing; we need transformation.…

Can we overcome evil thoughts? Is it possible to control our thinking? How to fix our minds on good thoughts in an overwhelmingly dark world?…

On the day of Pentecost, a sudden mighty wind came upon the 120 people gathered in the Upper Chamber. It was the 50th day. Jesus had asked His disciples to wait for the Promise of the Holy Spirit at Jerusalem. And suddenly there came a sound from heaven as of a rushing mighty wind, and […]…

A fool hath no delight in understanding, but that his heart may discover itself. (Proverbs 18:2) There are so many loose, misguiding quotes floating around online. Often gullible Christians quote them too. We are in an increasingly “instant” world. There’s hardly any room for patience. Instant everything – medicine, answers to life, pain killers, “Everything” […]…

In Sunday’s message I mentioned the “gift of singleness,” sometimes referred to as “the gift of celibacy.” This concept has its origins in 1 Corinthians 7:7: “I wish that all were as I myself am. But each has his own gift from God, one of one kind and one of another.” This verse clearly identifies…