In Ephesians 5:23, we learn that the marriage of a husband and wife reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church. Earthly marriage is a parable, pointing to this greater relationship, and in this way, sex is symbolic of the relational intimacy between Christ and His Bride.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Doctrine & Devotion — Hosted by Joe Thorn and Jimmy Fowler, Doctrine and
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
“Every church leader who has emailed or texted me has asked that we would pray for the Lord to strengthen them in their faith — that they would ‘stay strong in the Lord, who is the Sovereign King,’ as one put it,” Manley wrote.
Struggling with envy is difficult. Living in envy is even more difficult. If you’re struggling with envy, I encourage you to take a look at how much time you’re spending on social media or thinking about things you’ve seen on social media.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
If you’re a Christian, God is at work to change you from the inside out, but you are not a passive participant in the process. It will take effort, time and energy on your part, and … the journey won’t be easy.
Everyone knows the adage, “actions speak louder than words.” But I think in this new digital, social age, the saying should be, “social media speaks
In Ephesians 5:23, we learn that the marriage of a husband and wife reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church. Earthly marriage is a parable, pointing to this greater relationship, and in this way, sex is symbolic of the relational intimacy between Christ and His Bride.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Doctrine & Devotion — Hosted by Joe Thorn and Jimmy Fowler, Doctrine and
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
“Every church leader who has emailed or texted me has asked that we would pray for the Lord to strengthen them in their faith — that they would ‘stay strong in the Lord, who is the Sovereign King,’ as one put it,” Manley wrote.
Struggling with envy is difficult. Living in envy is even more difficult. If you’re struggling with envy, I encourage you to take a look at how much time you’re spending on social media or thinking about things you’ve seen on social media.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
If you’re a Christian, God is at work to change you from the inside out, but you are not a passive participant in the process. It will take effort, time and energy on your part, and … the journey won’t be easy.
Everyone knows the adage, “actions speak louder than words.” But I think in this new digital, social age, the saying should be, “social media speaks
In Ephesians 5:23, we learn that the marriage of a husband and wife reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church. Earthly marriage is a parable, pointing to this greater relationship, and in this way, sex is symbolic of the relational intimacy between Christ and His Bride.
Here are this month’s podcast suggestions from your friends at The Scroll: Doctrine & Devotion — Hosted by Joe Thorn and Jimmy Fowler, Doctrine and
No matter where you land, if anywhere, on the age of the earth and the validity of evolutionary theory, as a Christian you can have even greater confidence in how God has revealed Himself in Jesus through the power and illumination of the Holy Spirit.
“Every church leader who has emailed or texted me has asked that we would pray for the Lord to strengthen them in their faith — that they would ‘stay strong in the Lord, who is the Sovereign King,’ as one put it,” Manley wrote.
Struggling with envy is difficult. Living in envy is even more difficult. If you’re struggling with envy, I encourage you to take a look at how much time you’re spending on social media or thinking about things you’ve seen on social media.
The late R.C. Sproul said it long before me, but I agree: “Everyone is a theologian.”
If you’re a Christian, God is at work to change you from the inside out, but you are not a passive participant in the process. It will take effort, time and energy on your part, and … the journey won’t be easy.
Everyone knows the adage, “actions speak louder than words.” But I think in this new digital, social age, the saying should be, “social media speaks
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