My sense of offended “justice” often rationalizes my resentment, allowing it to masquerade under the guise of righteousness. So how can I recognize the defiling infection of resentment and eradicate its stubborn root? Recovery from resentment begins not with another’s repentance, but with my own.
Do you find it hard to consistently read God’s Word and pray? Perhaps you struggle with having daily devotions–not because you don’t love God or …
Before opening the taxi door I glance back over my shoulder, looking for traffic or motorcycles coming out of nowhere. As soon as I step …
This post is third in a four-part series on the Biblical view of singleness. One of the best ways for both single saints and married …
After a recent focus-group screening of Noah, Pastor Brian Houston quipped, “You’ll enjoy the film—if you’re not too religious.” Seems that Hollywood has met our …
DeYoung, Kevin and Greg Gilbert, What is the Mission of the Church? Making Sense of Social Justice, Shalom, and the Great Comission. Wheaton: Crossway, 2011. DeYoung and Gilbert …
Single believers regularly face the questions, “When are you going to get married?” and, “Why are you still single?” If the single is content with God, he or she need not be made to feel that something is inadequate or inferior about his or her social status.
A Christian business-owner in my congregation recently related his desire for Christlike business ethics. As he spoke, my mind ran to the resolutions Jonathan Edwards …
The change. Shortly after celebrating its 10-year anniversary on February 4, Facebook celebrated another milestone: it expanded its gender options beyond just male and female. Now …
Did you know that each Valentine’s Day men spend an average of $130 on candy, cards, jewelry, flowers and dates? Or that Valentine’s Day results …
