I know that the birth, life, and death of Christ are the most incredible happenings in human history. Oh, what gifts! Therefore, it is never enough just to say how Jesus was born years ago. I have to say why it matters to me now. Continue reading Merry Mission: A Gospel-Sharing Opportunity
The Life of Our Lord is a letter written by Charles Dickens. He wrote this for his young children, aged two through twelve, so the language is simple and easy to understand. This is Dickens, which means that it is a lovely book. Continue reading The Life of Our Lord
I have become aware of the incredible work the organization does around the world–much more, it turns out, than distributing bar soap and a soccer ball at Christmas time. Continue reading Operation Christmas Child: More than Shoeboxes
In this season of giving thanks, what do we do with the parts of our lives that are rough and painful? Continue reading Giving Thanks When It’s Hard
Dr. Mohler strongly speaks out of his convictions and positions but does so in a way that is clear and gracious, illustrating the apostle Paul’s words in Ephesians 4:15 – “Speak the truth in love.” Continue reading The Briefing
When you sing “I’m so glad I’m a part of the family of God,” do you imagine your local congregation, or do you picture the Global Church – the Bride of Christ? Continue reading The Church as a Family?
“These miraculous gifts did play an important part in church history. We are forced to deny much of the Bible if we deny their reality.” Continue reading Are Spiritual Gifts for Today?
Nancy Pearcey’s Love Thy Body not only kept me awake, but kept me wanting to turn one more page. Continue reading Love Thy Body
“What if, rather than sentimentalizing persecution, we acknowledged the reality but remember that it is our family who suffers?” Continue reading What Can I Do?: Supporting the Persecuted Church
