07/11/2018
It's not as though the Holy Spirit had to wait until Pentecost to make his grand entrance.
God answers prayer not on the basis of the merits of the petitioner. He answers prayer on the basis of the pure grace purchased for us by his Son, Jesus.
We should take great care with our doctrinal statements and message but show kindness and respect to others who confess Christ as Savior but “are not one of us.”
It is the Latin word for “commandment,” mandatum, which probably gave its name to this special Thursday.
God will be worshiped. He can make stones sing if his angels run out of breath. But he won’t make you.
In the first thesis, Luther called out you and me: “When our Lord said, ‘Repent’, he willed the entire life of believers to be one of repentance.”
We are born, all of us, with GDD—Gratitude Deficit Disorder. The notion that everything good in our lives was given God has to be revealed to us.
Most of us underestimate our own selfishness.
The Bible doesn’t report Jesus having fun. But he must have.
Sleepy Christians need this wake-up call. Are you alert to the shortness of your time?
There is no better time than right now to make life changes.
Treat your employees well.
When you eat and drink, do it to the glory of God.
The image of the cross, once an instrument of torture, has now become beautiful enough for our King’s flag.
Do you believe in the power of word-of-mouth evangelism?
This Mother’s Day, think of all the things for which you are grateful for your mom.
The world is not your Mother; it’s your Father’s.
The resurrection of Jesus Christ guarantees the forgiveness of your sins.
Take a little time to reflect on the important role Christians can play in bringing about reconciliation in our country.
Because of Jesus Christ, you can enjoy the ultimate treat!
That date is now burned forever as a national memory for every American.
What’s the one thing nobody wants to do on Labor Day? Right. Labor.
It takes Jesus’ love operative in us to choose to be nice to unpleasant people.
The African proverb is right—it really does take a village to raise a child.