Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
My interest in the Sabbath came from a painful experience. In the excitement of a season of church growth, I neglected my spiritual well-being by routinely neglecting the Sabbath.
Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Sexuality is a topic that has become “more and more neglected,” Nick said. Talking about it can be awkward, and in a church it can carry “a condemning tone.” But what’s needed, Nick said, is a God-focused “Kingdom mindset.”
We have done nothing to impress God that He would choose us. But because He has chosen to pour out His grace on us, we are called to obey, but also obey in joy.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
So let us see the great power that the LORD used against our sin, let us fear him, let us believe in the LORD and in Christ our Savior.
Perhaps the problem of mental illness is less a failure to attend to the objective goodness of life and more the incongruity of comprehending this goodness while feeling that life is utterly bleak. This disintegration is the illness, not a symptom of it.
Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
My interest in the Sabbath came from a painful experience. In the excitement of a season of church growth, I neglected my spiritual well-being by routinely neglecting the Sabbath.
Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Sexuality is a topic that has become “more and more neglected,” Nick said. Talking about it can be awkward, and in a church it can carry “a condemning tone.” But what’s needed, Nick said, is a God-focused “Kingdom mindset.”
We have done nothing to impress God that He would choose us. But because He has chosen to pour out His grace on us, we are called to obey, but also obey in joy.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
So let us see the great power that the LORD used against our sin, let us fear him, let us believe in the LORD and in Christ our Savior.
Perhaps the problem of mental illness is less a failure to attend to the objective goodness of life and more the incongruity of comprehending this goodness while feeling that life is utterly bleak. This disintegration is the illness, not a symptom of it.
Seeing Christ in others inspires us to be more devoted to the Lord. Finding support when we struggle empowers us to remain faithful when we are weak.
My interest in the Sabbath came from a painful experience. In the excitement of a season of church growth, I neglected my spiritual well-being by routinely neglecting the Sabbath.
Proverbs 9 challenges readers to see themselves as simple ones who are being called to by both wisdom and folly. The voice of Christ and the beckoning of sin each call to us with an invitation to sit at their table.
Sexuality is a topic that has become “more and more neglected,” Nick said. Talking about it can be awkward, and in a church it can carry “a condemning tone.” But what’s needed, Nick said, is a God-focused “Kingdom mindset.”
We have done nothing to impress God that He would choose us. But because He has chosen to pour out His grace on us, we are called to obey, but also obey in joy.
Because of what God has done, we are to respond in joyful obedience as we receive and use His blessings for His glory, for our good, and for the good of those around us.
So let us see the great power that the LORD used against our sin, let us fear him, let us believe in the LORD and in Christ our Savior.
Perhaps the problem of mental illness is less a failure to attend to the objective goodness of life and more the incongruity of comprehending this goodness while feeling that life is utterly bleak. This disintegration is the illness, not a symptom of it.
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