God is goodness itself. Because he acts completely in line with his good nature, God does good to all his creatures, but especially he does good to his people, even using suffering to bring about their good. God also must make us good. He does so by teaching us his word. And to do that, he must first open our eyes to the reality that on our own, we are not good.
In Titus 3:3-7, we're supposed to remember the misery of our sin, see the grace that God has poured out on us through his Son and the Holy Spirit, and to cherish the hope we have as heirs of eternal life.
It was our great delight to welcome Pastor Jason Helopoulos to lead our Sunday night meeting. Pastor Jason Helopoulos, Senior Pastor of University Reformed Church in East Lansing, opened the…
The deep shadow of Adam’s broken covenant covers the whole world – it isn’t just Adam and Eve who are plunged into death, but we all are.
We know this, almost instinctively: when marriages and families are healthy, society will generally be good. But where marriages are trashed, families are fragmented, and individuals become socially isolated, the Word of God remains true: “It is not good for man to be alone."