What does Jesus mean in Matthew 6:14–15 when he says that if we do not forgive others, neither will the Father forgive us? If my mother died not forgiving a certain man, is she not saved?
In an online meeting that was leaked, several executives from Walt Disney Company spoke about their personal missions to add as much of their own sexual ideology as possible into children’s programming.
Last week I preached on John 13:31–35 about how Jesus glorified God through his obedient death and how Christians glorify God through their obedient love of one another “as Christ has loved us.” Here is a testimonial from a woman named Susan about that second part, how she came to faith through relationships with Christian friends.
For quite a while during the last two years I’ve been thinking about what membership in a local congregation means. Why should anyone want to be a member? What do you get out of a church? And what are you committed to giving to that church?
I’ve written my thoughts-in-progress on this page on our website. Check it out and let me know what improvements you can contribute.
It was wonderful to see our church filled almost to the brim last week on Easter Sunday! Now, will you keep it going? If it was worth coming last Sunday, won’t it be worth attending this Sunday too?
Please pray for acquittal and dismissal of the charges against Dr. Päivi Räsänen and Rev. Dr. Juhana Pohjola in Finland. The judgment regarding whether their clear confession of historic Christianity is hate speech is expected this week.
“How many of you would say your smartphone has helped increased your wisdom so that you live a life worthy of the Lord and please him in every way?” Brett McCracken’s The Wisdom Pyramid is a guide to help us be discerning in our media habits, in the things that are speaking into our hearts and minds.
The unmistakable teaching of the Bible is all human beings (believers and unbelievers alike) are immortal and will live forever, whether in heaven or hell. Therefore there are no ordinary people in this world.
The Late Show host Stephen Colbert talked about his Christian faith on national TV and how it relates to his work in comedy in a new interview with pop star Dua Lipa last week.