Scripture is the final authority for what Christians believe and how they live, because it is “breathed out by God” (2 Timothy 3:16–17) — not merely human opinion but God’s own Word (2 Peter 1:21). Culture, feelings, and traditions all bow to it. Here’s why the Bible holds that place
When events like what’s going on in Ferguson comes up, sometimes Christians are the quickest to throw in their 2 cents and we (myself included) are often guilty of being too quick to speak. God is not shocked or surprised by any of this and in fact, would call followers of Christ
Simplicity. It isn’t always easy to obtain and yet, by definition, it shouldn’t be complicated. There’s a lot of noise around us and it isn’t always easy to disengage. Even as you read this, there are many other posts and blogs begging for your attention. I’ll try to keep it
Our staff has been walking through Master Plan of Evangelism by Robert Coleman recently and a couple of parts have struck me in terms of how Jesus made disciples and how He didn’t force the issue. If Jesus Himself didn’t have to force anyone to be a disciple, then why
Jesus talked about money constantly — because “where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.” These Bible verses about money cover contentment (Hebrews 13:5), generosity (Acts 20:35), debt (Proverbs 22:7), and the master we can’t serve alongside God (Matthew 6:24). Money is talked about in the Bible more
