Repent or No Forgiveness

By Jon Mitchell Repent therefore, and turn again, that your sins may be blotted out, that times of refreshing may come from the presence of the Lord… Acts 3:19-20a What does it mean to repent? The word is translated from the Greek word metanoeo, which literally means “to change one’s mind.” To illustrate, if you […]

“Always”

Eddie Parish Rosenberg, TX If you are a Christian, you must… …always let your speech be with grace (Col. 4:6). …always rejoice in the Lord (Phil. 4:4). …always obey (Phil. 2:12). …always be ready to give answer to those who ask (1 Pet. 3:15). …always be confident (2 Cor. 5:6). …always be zealous (Gal. 4:18). […]

Ungrateful for the Gift

Hence, God carefully wrapped His incredible gift in human flesh (Jn 1:14; Heb. 2:14-17), and gladly allowed His greatest of all gifts, to be placed upon – instead of under – a tree… just for you (Isa. 53:4-10; Acts 2:22-24; Gal. 3:13-14). This great gift of God’s love even comes with a perfect, priceless, and […]

It’s About People!

By Kevin Cauley One of the greatest challenges that we face in our lives is connecting with other people. When we think about our purpose, to love God and love our neighbor (Matthew 22:37-39), we realize that this is the great challenge God has given us. We let things get in the way of doing […]

Self-Control Means Saying “Yes” As Well As “No”

By Neal Pollard Don’t you normally associate self-control with self-denial? Certainly, Jesus says that following Him means denying self in a variety of ways (Matt. 16:24). Gluttony, sexual sin, alcoholism and other physically detrimental habits, cursing, and the like involve this negative dimension of self-control. Yet, how many times have you heard a preacher or […]

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