Abortion is not primarily a political topic. It is a social and spiritual one that has significant implications. Christians must call abortion what it is, value life at all stages, seek justice, love mercy, and walk humbly with God.

Conflict will happen, even among disciples. That is why Jesus left us a clear and simple blueprint for how to resolve conflict when it arises.

Biblical conflict resolution reflects God's heart, restores relationships, and rescues us from cancerous attitudes and actions.

You will have doubts because you are still learning and growing in Christ. Don't be afraid to ask questions. Understand the real dangers of refusing to address those doubts.

Through Hosea's commitment to Gomer we learn that God's redemption is persistent, patient, and permanent.

As relentless as our rebellion has been and perhaps still may be, God's mercy for his people is renewed so that we might be rescued and restored and that He would be glorified.

In order to understand the relentless mercy and love of God for his people, we must understand the depth and fortitude of our rejection of Him. In doing so, we see that God is not merely laying aside minor grievances. Rather, he is forgiving and restoring a wife who is prone to perpetual adultery.

God gives hope, life, and purpose.

The call to go and make disciples bears with it the command to preach the gospel to all people. There are no exceptions. All people of all ethnicities and backgrounds are our audience.

Disciples are not made on accident. Rather disciples are made through the intentional actions of gospel-going, gospel-preaching, gospel-teaching, and gospel-transformation.

First Baptist Church of Argyle