A Battle Against Covetousness Is a Battle Against Unbelief
The opposite of covetousness is contentment in God. When contentment in God decreases, covetousness for gain increases.
The opposite of covetousness is contentment in God. When contentment in God decreases, covetousness for gain increases.
Podcast: Complex Questions About When and How to Forgive (Chris Brauns)
Chris Brauns talks about what a biblical view of forgiveness looks like and how to live it out.
Four Simple, Beautiful Words: “You Are with Me”
The Lord Jesus, your shepherd-king and Savior, is with you in your valley, and he will always be with you, for as long as you are there.
7 Tips to Help You Preach Persuasively
Do you want to teach your people the Bible in a way that makes sense and engages your people, ultimately compelling them to follow Jesus? Then you need to preach persuasively.
Our Motive for Obeying God Shouldn’t Be Gratitude
Like most precious things, gratitude is vulnerable. We easily forget that gratitude exists because sometimes things come to us gratis—without price or payment.
5 Steps to Help You Practice Meditation
It is worth asking whether contemporary evangelicals have neglected or even forgotten the once-esteemed practice of meditation altogether.
How to Read the Bible Through the Lens of the Gospel
Before we explore how to apply our understanding and love for the gospel in our Bible reading, let us begin with five essential principles to keep in mind whenever we engage with God’s Word.