Consistency in eating healthy can be very difficult in a country full of processed food and fast “food” (notice that “food” is in quotation marks because it is quite doubtful what properly constitutes as “food” at some places). We are literally surrounded by snacks and sweets of the unhealthy variety. I lost up to 43 Read more about Health and God: One Tip for Healthier Eating[…]
(This brief post is part of a sermon I’ve recently preached on “The Providence of God.” So, the majority of what you see below is straight from my manuscript as I preached it, thus, the bold, underlining, and the CAPS which I use for emphasis. The article by John Murray called “Behind a Frowning Providence” Read more about The “Stick” of Trials Exposing the “Monsters” of Sin[…]
Our desperate search for God is itself a pointer towards His existence.
Whether one is re-opening one’s church or is dealing with a matter not explicitly mentioned in Scripture, Romans 14 helps to guide us in a wise direction.
My Reflections on the Life of Apologist Ravi Zacharias
Roy Reinhardt’s Comments: In my old age I have little to give to this great cause, to save humanity. And so I contribute what God blessed me to do.
What is our response to God in the midst of great suffering and pain of any sort? What was Charles Spurgeon’s response in the midst of his own suffering and pain?
Our vision of worship, our vision of the Christian life is too small. We need God to show up and speak convincingly to our wretched hearts.