God is all powerful—Even when I pray for a miracle and He gives sustaining graceGod is good—Even when His timing does not match my desireGod is sovereign—Even when I do not understand His plan, He meets needs I did not know I would have God is merciful—In all my sin, His mercy is inexhaustibleGod is …
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Getting the Gospel Right
This is the third of three summaries of Galatians. Paul’s letter to the Galatians reminds us that we must get the gospel right—to understand: 1) not only what God requires for us to have a relationship with Him, but also 2) how to live that relationship out on a daily basis. We must get the …
Millennials
The Millennials Book by Thomas S. Rainer and Jess Rainer. I downloaded this book on Kindle and started reading it recently. It is available as a free download this month from Christian Audio. If you have read it–or plan on reading it, give me your insights. Description At more than 78 million strong, the Millennials–those …
The Power and Place of the Word of God
The power and place of the Word of God. John Albert Bengel Scripture is the foundation of the Church: the Church is the guardian of Scripture. When the Church is in strong health, the light of the Scripture shines bright; when the Church is sick, Scripture is corroded by neglect; and thus it happens, that …
Family life and Busyness
I have a confession–I like to have things to do. Well, certain things to do. The problem is not with doing or wanting to do certain things the problem is being consumed by doing, overcome by busyness or driven by wrong motives or perceived expectations. We live in a society whose pace continues to increase–more …
Between Two Worlds: Randy Alcorn on Suffering and Evil
When you click on the link below you will find a very long (very long) interview with Randy Alcorn on his new book, If God is Good. I haven’t read the book yet, but it looks very good. Â There are also several video clips of Randy talk about the concepts in the book.’ Between Two …
Thought of the Day
The key is “to not prioritize what’s on your schedule, but to schedule your priorities.” Stephen Covey