Matthew 6:21

For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. -MATHEW 6:21, NIV Things are temporary. Relationships–broken or otherwise–and people exist forever. These basic spiritual truths are often lost on cheaters. They are so consumed with their “rights” and the devaluing of their partners that they fail to see what matters eternally. After all, … Continue reading “Raging Over Things, Not Relationships”…

Take another 30% off clearance. Six words that make my heart so happy. My husband insists that nothing makes my face light up quite like a full rack of mark-downs and a coupon for extra discounts. I love shopping. Too much. Recently I’ve been trying to curb my spending habits. Our finances are tighter this ……

Though Stanley’s salary was a mere fraction of that of a typical CEO, he gave substantially out of his income.…

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Who can inherit eternal life? Is it enough being good? What is being good? Sinful man cannot decide what is good. What does it take to be good?…

As surely as the compass needle follows north, your heart will follow your treasure. Money leads; hearts follow.…

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“For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.” (Matt. 6:21) If God be our treasure, He has called for our heart. ……

It’s natural for us to focus on the externals—things we can see, hear, touch, and try to control. However, the teachings of Jesus overwhelmingly focus on the heart. Jesus directly and consistently rebuked those whose religious teachings were focused on the externals. Jesus knew that a transformed heart leads to a transformed life, and never the other way around. He taught a Gospel that emphasised God’s radical love for his wayward children. It is a love that can melt and transform the hardest heart. From such a heart will come the kind of Kingdom life that pleases God.…

With the fear and uncertainty generated by the current COVID-19 pandemic, we consider this series by John MacArthur to be even more timely now than when it was first run eight years ago. The following blog post was originally published on November 12, 2012. —ed. You probably remember the “What Would Jesus Do?” trend from …