Our reluctance to move towards those who are “other” will serious limit the outworking flow of the Gospel to all nations. Continue reading From “Other” to Brother: Ethnocentrism and the Spread of the Gospel
Google how many decisions the average person makes in a day, and you’ll most likely find a number around 35,000. Apparently, over 200 of those decisions are about food, and about 70 of them are considered difficult. If those numbers … Continue reading Did Christ Die So I Can Live This Way?
Charles Duhigg recently published a book called, “The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do.” It’s a powerful book that explains the importance of habits. Surprisingly, habits make up 40-45% of our actions every day. It might sound … Continue reading 3 Things to Consider Every Morning
We had an incredible week of Bible conference at Bob Jones. The anticipation of what God was going to do this week was building all semester, especially since the focus was revival. My guess is that’s how many others felt … Continue reading We Wanted Revival
I hope these suggestions are helpful. They come straight from my own personal experience and desire to better spend time in God’s Word this next year. Look for indicatives behind imperatives. As much as “God said so” is a legitimate … Continue reading How to Read Your Bible in 2018
Infinity is a concept hard to grasp, but even harder is grasping the glory of an infinite God. When the day comes, standing redeemed in God’s presence, He will be better than we ever imagined, yet that will only be … Continue reading Grasping God’s Glory
It’s important to understand that any truth or good virtue can be mingled and twisted by our selfish tendencies. One of those good things we can distort is what it means to be faithful. We know we should be faithful, … Continue reading Consistent Mediocrity Is Not Faithfulness
This article was originally posted last week on pursuingthepursuer.org. Go check them out! “Life is a battle of choices. We not only have to choose what … Continue reading A Sacrifice Worth Making
Everyone has a tendency to suppress. Ask a guy what he’s thinking and he will almost always answer “nothing.” And while it is true that guys can actually think about nothing, sometimes it’s just not a desirable topic of discussion. … Continue reading Dwelling on Death
“Million Dollar Money Drop” was a short-lived game show that made its contestants face a difficult decision. A couple would start with one million dollars at the beginning of the game, and as questions were asked, they had to decide … Continue reading Going All In
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