Our human nature finds a sense of security in following a set of laws. Deep down in our conscience, we know things. . .  Read More

Don’t you just love rhetorical questions? That was a rhetorical question You can’t see my face as I write this, but I’m smiling. . .  Read More

By now, if you’ve been working your way through the Book of Galatians, you’re starting to see a trend. On the positive side of the fence. . .  Read More

As Paul continues to unpack the principle that a person can only be made righteous before God through faith in Him, he expands. . .  Read More

Restoration begins with confession. You can’t fix what you don’t recognize is broken. James’s letter doesn’t wrap up with final words . . .  Read More

James constantly points us to the fact that the Christian life is about glad-hearted obedience. After all the practical application of spiritual. . .  Read More

Have you ever taken the fall for someone? Have you ever paid for someone else’s mistake? Maybe your kid broke something . . .  Read More

Have you ever seen a perfect game in baseball? It’s a rare accomplishment. In baseball’s 150 years, there have only been 23 perfect. . .  Read More

Unlike most people in our culture today, the early Christians likely expected Jesus to return during their lifetimes. Many believed that . . .  Read More

How do faith and actions (good works, obedience) fit together? While recognizing that salvation is completely a gift from God, including . . .  Read More

Life as a Christian can seem difficult if not impossible. How easy is it — really — to love our neighbors, to honor our. . .  Read More

When we come to the Book of Galatians, it’s important to understand that everything in it has a deliberate purpose, including the. . .  Read More