Those with Excuse: Romans 1:18-20
Romans 1:18-20 serves as the justification for how and why God can condemn humanity for their sin. It demonstrates why we are without excuse, but could it also give hope for the universal salvation of children who die in the womb and in infancy?
No Other Hope: Psalm 3:4-8
Jesus promised that he who believes in Him shall never die. When those who fear God and trust in Christ lie down, they know that they will arise.
Praising God at Home
We need to go back to our duty and destroy our idolatry. Many think this is only the case at church, however. The Bible clearly states that we should assume spiritual responsibility in the home. Prayer, Bible reading, and sound doctrine should be regular routines in every Christian home.
Ephesians: Adoption as Children of God
In this article, we will examine Paul’s proclamation of our adoption as children of God and the spiritual benefits of the predestinating purpose of God through Jesus Christ.
Love-Driven Worship
We should revere, respect, and glorify God in worship. But biblically, God desires something more—God wants us to love Him. We can love God spontaneously, or we can love him through plans made in advance. Either way, the key is gratitude and intentionality.
He Will Restore: Psalm 3:1-4
The righteous do not always march forward victoriously. They do not always shout with the voice of triumph and joyously sing the song of the conqueror.
Husbands, Disciple Your Wives
Mark it down, brothers: if you are called to be her husband, you are called to be her primary discipler.
No More Wrath to Drink
The imagery Jesus uses of a “Cup of Wrath” has a deep heritage of Old Testament usage.
How the Church Laments
The church does not grieve as others do. In Lamentations, the Lord shows how the church moves from grief to lament, which rightly orders our emotions before a just and holy God.
A Majority of One: Psalm 3:1-4
Truth and reality are not discovered by a majority vote. They are not created by the sum total of all the wisest and informed of men.