How to Be Angry Like Jesus
Is it ever OK to get angry? Jesus gives us an example of what it looks like to be angry and not sin.
Is it ever OK to get angry? Jesus gives us an example of what it looks like to be angry and not sin.
An essential part of obedience is allowing ourselves to be interruptible: sensitive to the opportunities the Spirit gives us.
The story of Martha is an important reminder to focus on the essential things that are in front of us every day.
One of Satan's most insidious tactics strikes at the foundation of our identity; here is how Jesus responded, and how we should too.
God's acceptance is not based on how well we live the Christian life, but on Christ's finished work on the cross.
We instinctively avoid tension, but there are many biblical tensions that aren't meant to be resolved, but balanced.
Hiddenness is one of the fundamental characteristics of the gospel, because God reveals himself only to those who seek him.
Do we really believe the gospel? Has its truth set our hearts ablaze? Can we really believe and not care?
"Being able to articulate this clearly will help you communicate the gospel and your faith, and lead others to the truth."
"Amos said, 'Woe to those who are at ease in Zion'—those who are playing through life when so many around them are suffering."