The Cross is quite the symbol. Pretty much recognized anywhere. If you don’t think of Jesus specifically, then you’re probably thinking about something religious or spiritual. Regardless, it’s one of the most recognizable symbols ever. In the context that I am talking about, the Cross represents Jesus Christ. It represents
We live in a day where the very thought of truth is questioned. More people are confused than ever, desperately seeking out what truth is and what’s the meaning of life. In the craziness of our culture fighting constantly about things like tolerance, where in the world are we to
God doesn’t need me. He doesn’t need my love, praise or loyalty. He doesn’t need my time, money or obedience. He doesn’t need my mega-church, micro-church or sermon. He doesn’t need my worship song, mission project, or leadership. He doesn’t need anything from me. For many years I felt I
I met over 20 young, international pastors back in 2006. They came to Dallas Theological Seminary for a month to attend classes, stay with host families and to encourage each other. Those who were able to host and interact with these men saw a true glimpse of what the universal
Depending on where you live and what culture you were raised in, this question either comes up all the time or it’s never even been touched for you. It’s an important question to address with the Bible because there are many implications both ways with the answer. So is baptism
