We believe in a Christ-centered Bible. The salvation that was expected in the Old Testament is exhibited in the Gospels and then explained in the rest of the New Testament.
Apart from Jesus Christ, Abraham is probably the most important person in the Bible. Abraham is a giant in Scripture — his stature is far greater than that of Moses, David, or Paul.
We believe in a Christ-centered Bible. The salvation that was expected in the Old Testament is exhibited in the Gospels and then explained in the rest of the New Testament.
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?
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 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.
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 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.
If you are ever inclined to doubt that the Word of God continues to show life-transforming power, even in the twentieth century, you ought to read a book by England’s social critic Malcolm Muggeridge (1903-1990), entitled Jesus Rediscovered .1
The positive side of the Lord Jesus Christ's second great example of Christian conduct in the Sermon on the Mount is marriage — Christian marriage — and the perversion that is opposed to it is lust.
"May the Holy Spirit open your hearts wide with generosity for the sake of the Gospel, for the glory of our Lord Jesus Christ, and for the pleasure of our loving heavenly Father."
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.
“But God remembered Noah and all the wild animals and the livestock that were with him in the ark, and he sent a wind over the earth and the waters receded.” Genesis 8:1
How can you know God's will? How is it possible for a man to know the mind of God? If God has a plan for your life, how does He reveal it to you? How can you find that plan? How does a sinful, finite human being come to know what a holy and infinite God desires?
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.
Apart from Jesus Christ, Abraham is probably the most important person in the Bible. Abraham is a giant in Scripture — his stature is far greater than that of Moses, David, or Paul.
