Daily Truth

Our chief focus should be our own children. As parents we should earnestly desire that our children take up the mantle of ministry and go even further than we do.

The Apostle Paul was willing to say “I am the chief of sinners.” So why are we so afraid to acknowledge our own sinfulness? Perhaps, this reveals the fact that we still struggle to believe that the Gospel is a message of grace, not works.

Self-awareness is a vital ingredient for spiritual maturity. As we grow into greater Christ-likeness we become increasingly aware of the sin in our lives which still remains. This is a painful process, but it is also eternally rewarding.

True biblical love requires a pure heart. And a pure heart only comes through learning to value God’s approval more than man’s approval.

Do you view confidence as arrogance? Is it ever permissible for Christians to be confident? Watch this episode as Pastor Joel explores these questions.

How we choose to correct others should be determined by who we are correcting. Our tone should be appropriately suited for our audience.

We are often far too quick to write-off someone who holds to traditional views as a fundamentalist or ultra-conservative. However have we considered that perhaps we are being influenced by the feminism and post-modernism of our culture more than we would like to admit?

Psalm 145:9 says, “The LORD…has compassion on all he has made.” Our God is a meticulously compassionate God. The Scripture testifies that God cares about cattle and livestock and sparrows and lilies…you can bet your bottom dollar he cares about you.

If you feel forgotten by God in the present it is vital that you remember his salvation in the past and his promise of preservation for the future.

Genesis 6:6 says, “And the Lord regretted that he had made man on the earth, and it grieved him to his heart.” Does this verse mean that God made a mistake, or that he changed his mind? Watch this clip to find out a biblically faithful response!