AUTHOR
Le Ann Trees
What Is the Fellowship of the Saints?
Christian fellowship means more than being in the same place at one time with our brothers and sisters in Christ. What is the fellowship of the saints?
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Do Christians Deserve to Be Blessed?
Many Christians have been taught that they will be blessed for being obedient to God. Is this true?
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5 Ways People Worship Themselves
“If your god never disagrees with you, you might just be worshiping an idealized version of yourself” (Tim Keller). Here are five ways people go about designing their own god to worship.
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2 Kinds of Cheap Grace You Need to Avoid
Cheap grace is worthless. It tries to rob you of your peace and rest in your Savior. Here are two kinds of cheap grace that pretend to be the costly grace God gives you in Christ.
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Faith vs. Faithfulness — What’s the Difference?
Is it faith in Christ or faithfulness that saves us? What are we to make of Jesus’ words, “But the one who endures to the end will be saved” (Matt. 24:13)?
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Are Christians Redefining Sin in the Name of Love?
More and more people are searching the Bible in an attempt to prove that certain contemporary moral standards are okay in God’s sight. Are some Christians attempting to redefine sin in the name of love?
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6 Reasons Why Christians Behave Badly
It’s not fun to be treated poorly by anyone, but why do people who are supposed to be loving, kind, and forgiving—yes, I’m referring to Christians—behave badly? Here are six reasons.
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8 Soothing Things to Do After Experiencing a Traumatic Event
No one wants to have to live through a traumatic event, but they still happen anyway in our fallen world. Here are some soothing things to do during the healing process.
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Where Did Hell Go?
It’s difficult to find anyone who wants to talk about hell nowadays because we think that most of us are pretty good overall. Nice people aren’t actually going to end up in some hard-to-believe-it’s-really-true everlasting lake of fire, right?
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