The Holiness of God “But I suppose if you were to be asked to say where the Bible teaches the holiness of God most powerfully of all you have to go to Calvary. God is so holy, so utterly holy, that nothing but that awful death could make it possible for Him to forgive us. The »
It’s so easy to get caught up in the thinking that if I just raise my children to think this way or that, then they will “turn out okay”. Biblical manhood does have so much to do with the way we treat our wives and kids, especially how much time we spend with them, that »
We’ve all had times alone with God that we wish we could have remembered or applied to our lives better. And I am no different. Lately since I have found a system that helps me read, understand, and apply the Word I have been able to really dig some great truths and life giving revelations »
Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, and today and forever. -Hebrews 13:8 One thing I keep learning over and over is that nothing ever stays the same. Nothing and no one is immune to change. How many times have we heard promises/guarantees be made from political office, a pulpit, a family member only to see them be »
Ravi Zacharias says of this book, “Helpful for anyone confronting tough questions about Christianity and the Bible.” Ravi is right on the money. What this book does is equip believers with the tools necessary to analyze criticisms that are constantly being railed toward Christianity. Pearson first presents what the “unfiltered” Jesus portrayed in the Bible actually »
In this book, Sproul sets forth the Reformed doctrine of unconditional election – the beloved and more often maligned “U” in the acrostic T.U.L.I.P.. For those not familiar with Reformed Theology (or the “five points of Calvinism”), I would first suggest reading Sproul’s work, “What is Reformed Theology? Understanding the Basics“. For those that are »