November 28, 2019 by Fred Greco
The Lord gives me so many blessings that I take them for granted as if I was owed blessing. So we must seize every reminder to be thankful that we can....
November 14, 2019 by Fred Greco
The coming of our Lord Jesus Christ was God's provision for the redemption of sinners. It was foretold beforehand, and the Old Testament is full of references to the coming messiah. As early as Genesis 3:15, the Lord announced the defeat of sin and Satan through "the seed of the woman."...
November 12, 2019 by David King
In his time-honored, classic work, The Pilgrim’s Progress, in one of the many scenes depicted therein, John Bunyan described a conversation which took place between his central character Christian, and one of Christian’s companions in his journey, named Faithful....
November 13, 2019 by Curt Mire | Category: Theology
There is often a moment in the Christian life where we realize that there is a whole body of theological understanding which has escaped us. A deeper level of understanding which we have not yet explored. Sometimes when we have these revelations, we develop what I call a theological itch....
Keep ReadingSeptember 30, 2019 by Curt Mire | Tags: love, apologetic
A vital element can often be missing from our discussion of and use of apologetics. That vital element is love....
Keep ReadingSeptember 18, 2019 by Curt Mire | Tags: trust, psalms
I love the psalms for many reasons. They express the broad panorama of Christians emotions toward God....
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