Things like a breathtaking painting in a museum, a massive bridge, and the intricate pieces that make up the hard drive of a computer are all… read more

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To live a godly life in Christ we must: … read more

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In his letter to Titus, Paul outlined for his protégé the importance of godliness in the Christian life. But, for many in the church… read more

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Some years ago, a newly elected politician proclaimed, “We are the children of the modern age!” If this is true, a good question for us… read more

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Fifty years ago, if I wanted to carry on a serious dialogue and apologetic debate with Hindu, Buddhist, Confucian, and Muslim scholars I probably… read more

Cults and heresies flourish because sincere people are looking for answers. Many are willing to turn to anything other than God. As a believer, you… read more

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"I feel your pain." Anyone in pain appreciates such an expression of empathy, but could these words be truer than we realize? … read more

Human nature is sinful, unholy, proud, and desperate for redemption. Without Christ, we are self-centered, unforgiving, ungrateful, abusive, and… read more

Most people not only admire power, they crave and long for it. People pursue power—whether it is physical, intellectual, political, or… read more

King David called God his “rock.” Whenever David found his security, his family, or his reputation under attack, he ran to the cleft of… read more

In Psalm 110, we see Jesus’ power is a priestly power. Verse 4 says, “The Lord has sworn and will not change his mind: ‘You are a… read more

Many times when we hear the word journey, we imagine time spent along broad vistas with restful pastures. The word even sounds poetic. … read more

At last. There is light at the end of the tunnel. … read more