ARTICLES
Category: Faith
How Unity in the Church Happens
The Bible says that Christians are to “be united in the same mind and the same judgment” (1 Cor. 1:10-13) and “love one another” (John 13:34). Yet, why is there so much division in Christ’s church?
Read MoreWhy Your Little Sins Are a Big Problem
Drip. Drip. Drip. Like a leaky faucet we don’t want to take the time to fix, we can often make light of what seem to be little sins in our lives and brush them off. Yet, our problem with sin is no little thing at all.
Read MoreWhere Spiritual Formation Goes Wrong: Laying Burdens Where God Declares Freedom
Spiritual formation is trending in churches. We’re exhorted to seek solitude, journal towards holiness, go on nature walks to connect with God, and take extended periods of silence to grow closer to God and be holy. Does the Bible tell us to do these things?
Read MoreWhat Can We Know and How?
We are like God in certain ways, but we are not God. Can we know anything, even for a moment, the way God knows it?
Read MoreWhy Thomas Was Wrong to Doubt Jesus’ Resurrection
Believing the Resurrection without seeing is not believing without thinking. Why was Thomas wrong to doubt his fellow apostles’ testimony about Jesus’ resurrection?
Read More2 Things Easter Means for Every Christian
What can Christians learn about their own future resurrected bodies from the biblical account of Jesus’ resurrection?
Read More24 Bible Passages about the Reality of Hell
No one in the Bible spoke more about the reality of hell than Jesus did. What does the Bible actually say about hell?
Read MoreHow to Discern Biblical Truth
Charles H. Spurgeon once stated that discernment is knowing the difference between right and almost right. How can we strengthen our discernment muscles in order to understand and apply Scripture correctly?
Read MoreWe Can Always Trust Our Word-Keeping God
When people let us down multiple times, we begin to question and distrust the things they say. Thankfully, God’s word is always trustworthy and true, and we should seek to image and reflect our Savior in the words we say.
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