This might be one of the most important articles I have written thus far.
The Cobra Effect: Lessons From Modern Church Growth
Just Meant to Float: What Noah’s Ark Teaches About Trusting God
The biblical interpretations of the Bible emphasize the Ark's lack of steering capabilities, highlighting faith in God amid life's challenges and the believers’ reliance on the Holy Spirit.
How to Discern What Someone On the Street is Trusting In
When we share the gospel with someone who says they are a Christian, should we take that for face value, or should we dig a little deeper?
Dead Faith Unpacked
The last article, Understanding True Saving Faith, gave a general understanding of what saving faith is and what it looks like. It is not merely a mental acknowledgement of facts—Jesus is God, the Trinity, God created the heavens and the earth, but it is a life-transforming trust that manifests in visible evidence. Pastor Josh Howerton... Continue Reading →
Understanding True Saving Faith
Many people identify as Christians, yet the Bible encourages every believer to examine themselves to see if they are truly in the faith. Distinguishing between a genuine, living, saving faith and a false or 'dead' faith is one of the most critical tasks in the Christian life. True saving faith is not merely a mental... Continue Reading →
Book Review: The Unsaved Christian
For the past year I have been brainstorming ways to share the gospel in my hometown to men who think they have everything, but in reality they are bankrupt. One would say to himself, I have a nice house, great job, good kids, a fast car and a hot wife. Why do I need Jesus?... Continue Reading →
Salvation is Not the Finish Line—It’s the Starting Line
Why do we, as evangelists, commend people who make a profession of faith before experiencing any trials?
Biblical Parenting: Chastening vs. Punishment
Culture says to reason with a child. The Bible says otherwise, but to train them up. A look into biblical discipline for children.
Christian Divorce: Ignoring Preventive Maintenance
One of the saddest things that takes place is when Christians divorce.
Practice Makes…
Practice doesn't necessarily make perfect, but it does something else even better.
