Our church’s 20th anniversary was this past Sunday, and I was pondering on what to blog in light of such an occasion. I thought it would be helpful to give several reasons for church membership and involvement. Since the local church has been so instrumental in developing my love for God, I hope that you would not deprive yourself … More Why Every Christian Needs a Local Church
From “A Body of Divinity,” (pp. 9-10). Emphasis mine. We glorify God, by being contented in that state in which Providence has placed us. We give God the glory of his wisdom, when we rest satisfied with what he carves out for us. Thus Paul glorified God. The Lord cast him into as great variety … More WW: How Being Content Glorifies God
Our series continues with the topic of abortion. Cory Renshaw, a deacon at SBCAC, gives a biblical grounding to the value of life and the beginning of life. It also deals with scientific issues and common arguments used by abortion advocates. I hope you can glean some truths from this for your own personal use. … More Christian Ethics: Abortion
Yes, Mr. Identity Crisis. We’ve all heard about him. Some of us have met him and know him pretty well. He isn’t like his brother Mr. Midlife Crisis, who only strikes when you’re halfway to death. Instead, Mr. Identity Crisis assaults people of all demographics and all occasions. He shows no partiality! Look, we’ve all been … More Hating the Mirror: A Solution to the Identity Crisis and Self-Perception
Self-control is a struggle for all Christians. Some of us struggle with old sins and bad habits that distract us in the Christian life. These are seven recommendations from my professor, Brad Klassen, on how to cultivate a temperate attitude. They were suggestions for elders but I believe there is a general principle that is … More 7 Ways to Develop Self-Control
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