The Wisdom of John the Baptist (John 3:27)
“A person cannot receive even one thing unless it is given him from heaven.” (John 3:27)
“A person cannot receive even one thing unless it is given him from heaven.” (John 3:27)
As we seek to grow in our knowledge of God and self, may we persevere in the difficult study of the doctrine of sin. To that end, here are five truths about sin, taken from the conclusion of House’s chapter in Fallen.
Most basically, prayer is talking to God. That definition is simple enough, but without further clarification, one might reach unbiblical conclusions about prayer.
The murder, assassination, martyrdom of Charlie Kirk combined with the unhinged reaction of so many on the left lead me to the following conclusions.
Boston encourages us to “die comfortably.” To be clear, he’s not talking about hospice care, palliative treatment, or assisted suicide.
What follows is a recommended reading list of books about angels and / or demons offered by a reformed Baptist.
Every father is called to lead his wife and children in the family experience of corporate worship. Here are 4 ways a father can lead in this critical area of Christian responsibility.
Pray for wisdom. The Bible assures God’s people that if they ask God for wisdom, and if they seek it like treasure, God will be faithful to grant wisdom to those who need it.
There is a direct correlation between your thoughts and your character. What we think about throughout the day shapes us so much that we will become what we think.