Featured resources for January
Resources
January 3, 2022
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
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Covenant Theology vs Dispensationalism: How does God relate with humankind?
James
December 21, 2021
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
Tips from a grieving friend
Hannah
December 16, 2021
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
Does our holiday attitude reflect the grace and mercy of Advent?
James
December 14, 2021
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
What can Christians learn from Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’?
Tracy Riggs
December 10, 2021
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
Fighting negativity
Amy
November 24, 2021
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
What place does the church have in politics?
James
November 16, 2021
Should we want America to turn to God? Of course! Our hearts’ desire should be to see the people of America turn to the Lord in repentance and become the people of God. But nowhere in the Bible was this purpose accomplished through political power. It takes the power of the Spirit through the proclamation of the gospel.
Seeing God’s protection in His “no”
Addie Lee Frierson
November 9, 2021
Sometimes God steps in and closes a door, but not to hurt us or just because He can — His plan is always greater than ours. As I look back on this season of my life, I can’t help but wonder how many other times God has protected me through His “no.”
Featured resources for January
Resources
January 3, 2022
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
Covenant Theology vs Dispensationalism: How does God relate with humankind?
James
December 21, 2021
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
Tips from a grieving friend
Hannah
December 16, 2021
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
Does our holiday attitude reflect the grace and mercy of Advent?
James
December 14, 2021
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
What can Christians learn from Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’?
Tracy Riggs
December 10, 2021
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
Fighting negativity
Amy
November 24, 2021
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
What place does the church have in politics?
James
November 16, 2021
Should we want America to turn to God? Of course! Our hearts’ desire should be to see the people of America turn to the Lord in repentance and become the people of God. But nowhere in the Bible was this purpose accomplished through political power. It takes the power of the Spirit through the proclamation of the gospel.
Seeing God’s protection in His “no”
Addie Lee Frierson
November 9, 2021
Sometimes God steps in and closes a door, but not to hurt us or just because He can — His plan is always greater than ours. As I look back on this season of my life, I can’t help but wonder how many other times God has protected me through His “no.”
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Featured resources for January
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Pray the Word with David Platt — Short, daily meditations on God’s Word
January 3, 2022
Featured
Covenant Theology vs Dispensationalism: How does God relate with humankind?
God is constant. He never changes. … He is the same yesterday, today and forever. The consistency of God also means that insofar as He has given us insight, we can see how He chooses to relate to us as His special creation, distinct from the animals.
December 21, 2021
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Tips from a grieving friend
“There are good days, there are bad days and there are really bad days. … Please just continue to love on me during these times when I’m not reciprocating.”
December 16, 2021
Current events
Does our holiday attitude reflect the grace and mercy of Advent?
Christ, as the greatest Neighbor, has come down to us regardless of our qualifications and forgiven us for our sin. When we rest in Christ this Christmas, the hurting or rightly offended heart can find mercy and grace.
December 14, 2021
Current events
What can Christians learn from Netflix’s ‘Squid Game’?
The best definition of what it is to be human comes from Christianity: each person is made in the likeness of God. Conversations about what it means to be beautiful, questions about racism, gender and sexuality, social media and influence, or about what makes someone “good” need to be based on identity — a real identity in Christ, not social expectation.
December 10, 2021
Featured
Fighting negativity
King Solomon says it well in Ecclesiastes 3:12, “I know that there is nothing better for people than to be happy and to do good while they live.” Make a choice of how you want to live this day. You never know who may benefit from your positive perspective.
November 24, 2021
Current events
What place does the church have in politics?
Should we want America to turn to God? Of course! Our hearts’ desire should be to see the people of America turn to the Lord in repentance and become the people of God. But nowhere in the Bible was this purpose accomplished through political power. It takes the power of the Spirit through the proclamation of the gospel.
November 16, 2021
Featured
Seeing God’s protection in His “no”
Sometimes God steps in and closes a door, but not to hurt us or just because He can — His plan is always greater than ours. As I look back on this season of my life, I can’t help but wonder how many other times God has protected me through His “no.”
November 9, 2021
