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The attempted execution of Christa Pike, who in 1995 tortured and murdered 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer, has reignited the debate over the death penalty.
Is a biblical worldview better taught or caught? Jeff Keaton would answer that by saying “yes.” Kids need intentional teaching, but they also need you to model what’s right. Jeff provides parents and grandparents with hope and helpful counsel.
Here are the reasons—theological and financial—that my church does not sing songs by Bethel, Elevation, and Hillsong.
Choosing a church should be about more than convenience, preferences, or a good Sunday experience. In this article, Costi Hinn outlines five marks of a faithful church and reminds us that the church we join will shape our view of God, our convictions, and our habits of obedience.
There is a truth we have to wrap our minds around regarding worship that comes from Psalm 51:16: There is worship that God does not accept. Already you may be somewhat uncomfortable.
June 1, 1986, I preached my first sermon at Grace Baptist Church in Cape Coral, Florida as their pastor.
Christian work that stops at evangelism misunderstands not only what they’re called to, but what God is up to in the lives of his people.
Hope is enduring in Myanmar. In God’s providence, the gospel is advancing. Believers in Myanmar daily live out Adoniram Judson’s hopeful declaration from many years ago: “In spite of sorrow, loss, and pain, our course be onward still; we sow on Burma’s barren plain, we reap on Zi
God has a special place in his heart for the weak, the weary, the downtrodden, the broken. “Come to me all who labor and are heavy laden,” he says, and “bring in the poor and crippled and blind and…
A wonderfully comforting sermon by Spurgeon