Daily Truth

When a Christian leader falls, many others fall with him. Satan cannot cause Christ to fall, but Satan can cause men who represent Christ to fall.

A person’s life and doctrine are strongly connected. Corrupt morals lead to heretical teachings.

One of the clearest signs of salvation is spiritual growth. No, we will never reach a state of sinless perfection in this life. However, it is radically unbiblical to suggest that followers of Christ do not continually become more like him.

Every culture has a religion. If it’s not Christianity, it will be something far worse. The death count of Christendom pales in comparison to the death count of other religions, including the demonic religion of Secularism.

Jesus is Lord of all, wether we like it or not. However, Jesus is only Savior of some.

There is no Good News without the Bad News. Pastors must preach Law and Gospel. And for the record, the “bad news” is not the Law of God. The “bad news” is the sin of man.

In the name of Big, Flashy, and Fast, Evangelicals sacrificed the souls of their own children on the alter of global missions. And here we are, still picking up the pieces.

The Church has never had a monopoly on self-righteousness. Never. Remember, the Pharisees were not Christians. By and large, the Pharisees were the ones who rejected Christ. Contrary to Evangelical opinion, you can be a God-hating Liberal and still be a raging Pharisee.

On the whole, the problem with American Evangelicals is not legalism, it’s antinomianism. Regardless, most American Evangelicals are far more concerned with what they perceive to be legalism, than actual lawlessness. Christians, therefore, must be properly equipped to respond to slanderous charges of being legalistic.

Scripture is clear that God “takes no pleasure in the destruction of the wicked.” However, Scripture also tells us that God mocks the wicked, in the sense that God sees their feeble attempts to cast off his authority and “he who sits in the heavens laughs.” As the people of God, we should seek to imitate God’s holy example.