In the text before us, Jesus presents an ultimatum to his would-be followers: Make up your mind. To follow Jesus requires that we consider the facts—that we think through the issues—before we commit to follow him. Following Jesus is not merely a...

Jesus is King. Jesus rules. But that does not mean that he will step into each of our troubles and remove them with an immediate wave of his glorious sceptre. On Ascension Day, it is helpful for us to understand that.

Many Christians do not pray as they ought because they do not understand the goodness of God. If we understand God’s goodness, we will pray more intensely, persistently, and specifically. We will understand that persistent prayer is answered not...

In Colossians 1:15–23, Paul urges the Colossians believers to continue in the faith, stable and steadfast, not shifting from the hope of the gospel they had heard. The text makes the same exhortation to us.

In the seventh session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Chuck Steinmetz introduces us to the Y Diagram.

In the ninth and final session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Dr. Mark Shaw talks about the foolishness of idolatry.

In the fifth session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Alan Lester talks about the South African Biblical Counselling Residential Program.

In the sixth session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Dr. Mark Shaw talks about understanding biblical addiction.

In the second session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Oliver Underwood offers an overview of the mission house concept.

In the third session of the 2019 Addictions Biblical Counselling Conference, Dr. Bill Hines offers come more biblical insight into addiction counselling.