Tomorrow is Election Day in America. As we pick the new leaders of our country, we need to remember that “the Most High rules the kingdoms of men and gives it to whom he will” (Dan. 4:32; cf. Rom. 13:1). God is in control, and whoever is placed into office, whether it be the Oval… Read More Put A “C” Behind Your Name
Finding comfort…in hardship. How can that be possible? For one, we can find comfort in hardship because hardship equips us to bring comfort to others. All of us who have gone through hard times know how comforting it is when someone else comes up to us and says, “I understand how you feel, because I’ve… Read More Finding Comfort In Hard Times: Part 2
I believe there are two basic human needs that every individual has…forgiveness and comfort. I also believe that only God can completely meet both of those needs. We all sin (Rom. 3:23), and so we all need God’s grace. We all suffer, and so we all need the peace that only God can provide (Phil.… Read More Finding Comfort In Hardship: Part 1
Setting the proper example has been at the forefront of my mind since 1998, the year when I was elected to be my Christian college fraternity’s “preacher,” and realized soon afterwards that I would have to start “practicing what I preach” if I was to be taken seriously. As a minister, being a good example… Read More Whose Example Do You Follow?
This series of articles which studies what the Bible says about baptism has shown how the Scriptures teach that baptism is something one must do in order to be saved and have sins forgiven (Mark 16:16; Acts 2:38; 22:16; 1 Pet. 3:21). Many disagree with this for several reasons. One such objection stems from a… Read More Baptism: Are We Saved By Works?
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