God Centered Life

Christian suffering has a purpose because it is incomparable to glory. It is like childbirth and it is God's plan for our glory to come. It points to the certainty of what is ours in Christ in heaven.

Christian suffering has a purpose because it is incomparable to glory. It is like childbirth and it is God's plan for our glory to come. It points to the certainty of what is ours in Christ in heaven.

There's a certain controlling mindset that characterizes those outside of Christ. That doesn't mean that they indulge in obvious public evil, but at its root, this attitude is hostile to God and it continues the rebellion begun by Adam and Eve.

There's a certain controlling mindset that characterizes those outside of Christ. That doesn't mean that they indulge in obvious public evil, but at its root, this attitude is hostile to God and it continues the rebellion begun by Adam and Eve.

Most false teaching is built upon a doctrine that we didn't fall that far and therefore we can raise ourselves up with a series of rules and rituals. If you want to restore the worship of Christ, you've got to preach the seriousness of sin.

Most false teaching is built upon a doctrine that we didn't fall that far and therefore we can raise ourselves up with a series of rules and rituals. If you want to restore the worship of Christ, you've got to preach the seriousness of sin.

Stress contributes to health, relationship, and spiritual problems. This passage tells us how to find rest for our souls. Jesus talks about the burden of our sin and alienation from God. He takes that burden so that we can live as free people.

Stress contributes to health, relationship, and spiritual problems. This passage tells us how to find rest for our souls. Jesus talks about the burden of our sin and alienation from God. He takes that burden so that we can live as free people.

This passage teaches us to trust God and His grace alone for salvation. When you downplay sin, you diminish salvation. When you dilute depravity, you undermine mercy. When you speak mildly about our rebellion, you cannot speak loudly of God's grace.

This passage teaches us to trust God and His grace alone for salvation. When you downplay sin, you diminish salvation. When you dilute depravity, you undermine mercy. When you speak mildly about our rebellion, you cannot speak loudly of God's grace.