As people who are both physical and spiritual beings, God cares for us, both physically and spiritually, through his ministers and through the life of the whole church. Embodied, in-person ministry matters.
The right attitude of the Christian should never be “God shows me grace, so I can keep sinning!” Instead, the right attitude that we see here is “God shows me grace, so I can keep obeying!”
The testimony of the universe, and of the Scriptures, and of the Lord Jesus Christ is that God deserves your trust and your reverent obedience.
In prayer, we’re raised up into conversation with Him – with the invisible, eternal inventor of galaxies and subatomic particles.
Background Over the past few weeks, we’ve been considering the words of the prophet, Haggai, who was sent by God to the Jewish people. The Jews had rebelled against God…
Introduction So far, as we’ve worked through Genesis 1, we’ve seen that God alone is eternal and self-existent, that he has Supreme Power to create and to govern his creatures,…
Exploring the Truths of Scripture Over the last couple weeks, we’ve been walking through Genesis, the first book of the Bible. So far, we’ve seen that Genesis reveals several truths…