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Know the Gospel

Theology & Doctrine

God Judges Sin, but He also Shows Mercy, Forgives, and Restores

Some think the Bible describes two different Gods. However, God is unchanging: throughout Scripture, he judges sinners and forgives those who repent.

Holidays, Theology & Doctrine

Easter Is Much More than a Mere Sunday

Easter is more than a mere Sunday, more than a bunny, eggs, and candy. Easter is a celebration, revelation, and a miracle!

Discipleship, Worship

Responding to Blessing with Joyful Worship (and How to Get It)

Being blessed is good. How we respond to being blessed matters even more. Discover how to respond with joyful worship. A lesson from Luke 24.

Discipleship

5 Ways to Approach Reading the Bible

Our mindset and motives when reading Scripture impact our relationship with God. We need to come in the right way to experience spiritual growth in Christ.

Discipleship

Spiritual Narcissism: When Being Right Trumps Being Righteous

Spiritual narcissism affects many American Christians. It is often expressed in the need to be right. To fix this, believers must gain a new perspective.

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Holidays, Serve Others

Living Out our Thanks Every Day

All around the nation this Thursday, people will gather around the dinner tables, stuff themselves full of tasty food, watch football, and ask each other what they are thankful for.

Serve Others

Partiality: The Sin that Keeps Being Promoted

Partiality is a sin that continues to permeate business (even Christian business) and churches. We should recognize it, repent, and change.

Church Leadership & Pastoring, Evangelism

SBC Baptism Decline: An Abysmal Failure in Personal Evangelism

The SBC's baptism rate continues to fall. The problem indicates an abysmal failure in personal evangelism. The solution to this problem is three-fold.

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Evangelism

Is There a Connection Between Resisting Change and Church Growth?

Many churches in America resist change. Most churches are also plateaued or declining. Is there a connection between resistance to change and church growth?