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  • Very often, people ask or wonder “what are the basic biblical principles for Christian giving?”
  • The thirteenth chapter of Romans discusses the relationship between church and state, and the relations of the individual Christian and various functions of government such as the military draft board; the Christian and civil disobedience; the Christian and revolution, and other important aspects of the Christian's life as a citizen.
  • There is something curious about boasting. Despite the fact that nobody like a braggart, everybody brags anyway.
  • The little town of Bethlehem first belonged to women. Rachel died in childbirth near there while traveling through Canaan, and Jacob buried her just outside the town (Genesis 35:19). To this day, women of the area go to Rachel’s Tomb to mourn for their lost children.
  • It has always been difficult for Christians to think in harmony about the state.

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About Jesus Christ

  • If ever there was a man with a one-track mind, it was the apostle Paul.
  • In His First two words from the cross, Jesus forgave His enemies and invited His friends to paradise.

Apologetics

  • Evangelical churches today are increasingly dominated by the spirit of this age rather than by the Spirit of Christ. As evangelicals, we call ourselves to repent of this sin and to recover the historic Christian faith.
  • Why is it important to define the Atonement as limited or unlimited?
  • If you want to really understand something, one of the best things you can do is study its origin, or beginning.

Christian Dating & Relationships

Christian Living For Men

  • To begin at the beginning, taking nothing for granted, is always the wise way.
  • Godly Fathering in a Faithless World consists of three short essays all having the theme of the importance of being a father in our culture at the beginning of the 21st century.

Christian Living For Women

  • To begin at the beginning, taking nothing for granted, is always the wise way.

  • The marriage of Jonathan and Sarah Edwards is a study in contrasts. She was vibrant, sociable, skilled at small talk; he was given to "black patches of introspection," with few social graces.

Christmas

  • Each year when I read the Christmas story, I am impressed with the role that the angels play in it.
  • There are plenty of decorations to buy and parties to attend during this season...but how should we really celebrate Christmas?
  • The little town of Bethlehem first belonged to women. Rachel died in childbirth near there while traveling through Canaan, and Jacob buried her just outside the town (Genesis 35:19). To this day, women of the area go to Rachel’s Tomb to mourn for their lost children.

Church & Worship

  • Evangelical churches today are increasingly dominated by the spirit of this age rather than by the Spirit of Christ. As evangelicals, we call ourselves to repent of this sin and to recover the historic Christian faith.
  • How successfully do you handle the sins of others? Observation suggests that the Christian family too often reacts with either hot indignation or cold indifference, without a proper sense of biblical responsibility.
  • If you want to really understand something, one of the best things you can do is study its origin, or beginning.
  • How can the church be the symphony of redemption when its musicians interpret the composition so differently that it sounds more like a wild cacophony than a harmonious concert?

  • The marriage of Jonathan and Sarah Edwards is a study in contrasts. She was vibrant, sociable, skilled at small talk; he was given to "black patches of introspection," with few social graces.

Culture & Worldview

  • Evangelical churches today are increasingly dominated by the spirit of this age rather than by the Spirit of Christ. As evangelicals, we call ourselves to repent of this sin and to recover the historic Christian faith.
  • The question of whether particular people are saved, or are converted, or are believers, is often heard in evangelical circles.
  • To begin at the beginning, taking nothing for granted, is always the wise way.
  • Should a Christian drink alcohol or not? Will it be harmful to your testimony if you play cards? Can you enter politics? Can you work for a company that manufactures war materials? To what extent can a believer adopt the standards of his times and society?

Discipleship & Evangelism

  • The thirteenth chapter of Romans discusses the relationship between church and state, and the relations of the individual Christian and various functions of government such as the military draft board; the Christian and civil disobedience; the Christian and revolution, and other important aspects of the Christian's life as a citizen.

Easter Week

  • Something about Easter cuts through mere religious profession. At other times of the year and on other subjects the outwardly religious person can mask an empty spiritual life without words. Not on Easter.
  • The story of the resurrection of Jesus Christ has been told and retold for 2000 years and yet, like the sunrise, it is always new and fresh.

Family & Parenting

  • Godly Fathering in a Faithless World consists of three short essays all having the theme of the importance of being a father in our culture at the beginning of the 21st century.
  • In His First two words from the cross, Jesus forgave His enemies and invited His friends to paradise.

Father's Day

  • Godly Fathering in a Faithless World consists of three short essays all having the theme of the importance of being a father in our culture at the beginning of the 21st century.

Heaven & Hell

  • I started thinking about Armageddon this summer, when a film called Armageddon was popular at the cinema. The film had something to do with a giant asteroid hurtling towards earth from outer space, and it grossed one hundred million dollars in the first two weeks.

Leadership

  • It is generally felt that guidance is a tricky subject, and most of us have had first-hand experience of what we would call guidance problems, either our own or those of others whom we have tried to help.

Marriage & Divorce

  • Every February, sometime around Valentine's Day, I like to open a window on the world of love and romance.

New Years

Personal Finances & Stewardship

Politics & Current Events

  • It has always been difficult for Christians to think in harmony about the state.
  • The thirteenth chapter of Romans discusses the relationship between church and state, and the relations of the individual Christian and various functions of government such as the military draft board; the Christian and civil disobedience; the Christian and revolution, and other important aspects of the Christian's life as a citizen.

Prayer & Spiritual Life

  • Do thy diligence to come shortly unto me...Do thy diligence to come before winter. 2 Timothy 4:9,21
  • How does one measure spiritual growth?  The question assumes that we do grow spiritually, that there is something to be measured.
  • It is generally felt that guidance is a tricky subject, and most of us have had first-hand experience of what we would call guidance problems, either our own or those of others whom we have tried to help.
  • I expect that when you hear the phrase "living by faith," you think only of Christians trying to exist without guaranteed financial support and that when you hear the word "fundamentalism" you think only of a version of Evangelicalism that seems to you coarse, crass, combative, crude, and best avoided.
  • To begin at the beginning, taking nothing for granted, is always the wise way.
  • "For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life." -John 3:16
  • We are not loved because we are lovable, for we are not.
  • Remember the Sabbath day by keeping it holy.
  • I remember a poem in the Ladies Home Journal where a group of men argued around the cracker barrel about the best way to pray.

  • A few years ago a friend telephoned with an urgent request. "Phil," he said, "I'm calling to ask a favor. I need the most precious thing you have." Can you guess what he needed?

Salvation

Sin

Study The Bible

  • I started thinking about Armageddon this summer, when a film called Armageddon was popular at the cinema. The film had something to do with a giant asteroid hurtling towards earth from outer space, and it grossed one hundred million dollars in the first two weeks.
  • If you want to really understand something, one of the best things you can do is study its origin, or beginning.

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