A word thrown around among Christians and some who critique the Church is this little term called Legalism. Some have used Legalism as a defensive excuse for not obeying and/or strictly adhering to the commands of God found in His word. They have also commonly used this word as a reason to deconstruct the Church... Continue Reading →
The view of Limited Atonement (also known as “particular atonement") stems from the understanding of the death of Christ and how it applies to the Elect. It is crucial to understand what is not meant by the word limited; we are not speaking of a lesser atonement, nor are we saying that Christ could not... Continue Reading →
I remember my original excitement as I purchased Gibson's Be Thou My Vision devotional, hoping for something to standardize and assist in my personal devotion. As I was reviewing my new devotional, I was surprised that despite every day having a unique and robust offerings each one ended with the Lord's Prayer. I was personally... Continue Reading →
Kevin DeYoung's sermon on 2 Timothy 2:1-13 emphasizes the importance of entrusting others, the roles of Soldiers, Athletes, and Farmers, and how remembering Christ strengthens believers. The sermon highlights God's sovereignty as a motivator for endurance within the church community.
Let me start by saying abortion is always wrong because it is always murder! Plain and simple, I could finish the article right here and now with that statement; however, some will disagree. Therefore, I will try to compose a worthy enough argument that it is and show in detail below the case for life... Continue Reading →
