Propitiation: The Word That Holds the Cross Together
Doctrine — the word that holds the cross together There is a word that most Christians have heard sung but […]
Doctrine — the word that holds the cross together There is a word that most Christians have heard sung but […]
Gospel Foundations — the difference between a cleared record and a family name Imagine a courtroom where a guilty man
The fear underneath a serious man’s effort is that one day he’ll finally let go. The perseverance of the saints says you won’t—because you are held.
Justification is a verdict, not a process. God declares you righteous before you have improved a thing. Most people, if
Forgiveness clears the record. Adoption gives you a name. The gospel does both — and most Christians live as if
Tetelestai was a working word — the word for a settled account. Jesus did not say “I am finished.” He said “It is finished.” What got paid, and why adding to it is not humility.
Gospel Foundations — the basics, said clearly There is a question that shows up at 2 a.m. and never once
The whole gospel hangs on a single trade. Strip Christianity down to its foundation and you will find a transaction.
Doctrine — The Atonement Is Not Decoration There is a question that honest skeptics and confused churchgoers both ask, and
Self-improvement can renovate the house, but it cannot raise the dead. When a respectable, religious man came to Jesus by night, the answer wasn’t “try harder” — it was “you must be born again.” A look at the new birth God alone can give.
The whole modern project is to improve the person you are. The gospel says that person has to die. We
Doctrine — adoption is the truth most Christians believe about everyone but themselves. You came back braced to be a hired hand. The Father had a different word in mind: son.
Gospel Foundations — “I believe in God” might be the most dangerous sentence in America. Here is why. Ask around
The cross was not a tragedy God failed to prevent. It was the only door He left open. We have
A man can be very sorry and never repent. He can also repent and not feel especially sorry. The two are not synonyms. They are not even close — and the difference is the difference between Judas and Peter.
Discover the transformative power of true salvation, where genuine repentance and surrender pave the way for a new life in Christ. Learn how faith transforms beyond mere belief, inviting a heart-centered decision that leads to lasting change.
Paul reminds us that obedience isn’t just about what we do in front of others, but about the transformative power of God working within us. When no one is watching, God shapes our desires and empowers our steps. Let your life reflect the awe of salvation, honoring Him in everything you do. Dive deeper into this message and discover how to live boldly and faithfully as His light in the world.
Discover the profound impact of the Law in shaping our Christian journey. Learn how understanding the Law in relation to grace transforms our perception of God and our relationships. Embrace a balanced approach that honors the Law while recognizing its limits and Christ’s transformative power.
Living Water for Outsiders: In John 4, Jesus breaks down ethnic and religious barriers with the Samaritan woman, offering grace to those on the outskirts of society. This encounter redefines salvation as a universal gift, challenging us to reconsider who we welcome and judge. Discover how this powerful narrative reshapes our understanding of grace and mission.
Why Scripture Leaves No Room for Partial Indwelling INTRODUCTION Few questions unsettle Christians more quietly than this one: Do I