A heartfelt desire among Christians is to have peace with God. If you’re like me, there is a gap between what you know and your actual behavior. This may cause you to wonder, “Does God accept me when my behavior… Continue Reading →
9 Thoughts That Can Change Your Marriage by Sheila Wray Gregoire presents nine biblical truths that can give you a fresh perspective on your marriage. Although written from a woman’s perspective, this book can be helpful to anyone who desires… Continue Reading →
What is your response when someone makes you a promise? All of us have experienced the heartbreak of a broken promise. I’m reminded of the story of a dying man who gave each of his friends — a lawyer, doctor and… Continue Reading →
Three little words have destroyed many a diet, savings plan, and the best of resolutions. You’ve heard them countless times and have no doubt, said them yourself. What are those words? Here’s an example: I regularly ate lunch with a… Continue Reading →
The Apostle Paul’s letter to the Romans reveals that all mankind is guilty of sin. After his graphic description of the pervasiveness of sin, a stark contrast emerges in chapter 3 like a bright ray of sunshine through a dark… Continue Reading →
Classic Human Anatomy in Motion by Valerie Winslow provides the anatomical background to assist the artist in drawing human figures. This book is well written and illustrated with hundreds of drawing (basic as well as advanced drawings). The content… Continue Reading →
When you think of your conscience you may be reminded of Jiminy Cricket (who is actually depicted as a grasshopper). He admonished Pinocchio to, “Let your conscience be your guide.” This can be helpful advice if you have a conscience… Continue Reading →
God’s desire is for you to be salt and light in the world. This involves helping others to follow Jesus. The Apostle Paul wrote to Timothy, The things which you have heard from me in the presence of many witnesses,… Continue Reading →
It’s interesting that Jesus had more difficulty with the religious leaders than anyone else. From outward appearances the scribes and Pharisees appeared to have it all together. Their religious performance however, became a source of pride and they looked down… Continue Reading →
Charles J. Sykes has written a number of books that call for personal responsibility and challenges our victim-minded society. He offers fifty life lessons that are not usually included in the self-esteem-laden, reality-light curriculum of many schools. Parents will… Continue Reading →
Messy Grace by Caleb Kaltenbach is an amazing story of an individual who was raised by LGBT parents and experienced the hatred of Christians but ended up becoming a pastor. This book is a cogent blend of grace and truth… Continue Reading →
What comes to mind when you think of a righteous person? We usually think of someone who is characterized by uprightness or morality. We often evaluate righteousness by one’s external actions but Jesus goes much deeper than that – He goes… Continue Reading →
God’s desire is that you would know Him and honor Him as God. The Apostle Paul describes how God’s general revelation reveals the splendor of God, For since the creation of the world His invisible attributes, His eternal power and… Continue Reading →
I love the early morning. I find that a good start to the morning sets the trajectory for my day. This seems to be the practice of David of Israel as he recorded these words, O God, You are my… Continue Reading →
What comes to mind when you consider the holiness of God? A.H. Strong in his treatise on Systematic Theology argues that holiness is the fundamental attribute of God (Systematic Theology, p. 296). A.W. Tozer skillfully writes about the uniqueness of… Continue Reading →
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