Matthew 21:23-32 | The chief priests and elders were aconstant source of irritation to Jesus because they refused to believe the truth of hismessage. In part 2 of Seeing is Not Always Believing, Crawford Loritts states that thispassage offers a warning to those who go down that path. There’s a tragic downside to unbelief.

Matthew 21:23-32 | We’ve all heard the phrase, “seeing is believing.” In reality, that’s not always true. Despite all the evidence, some will simply not believe. When it’s about the Gospel, some will not believe because they’re not desperate enough, they’re deceived or they’re too proud. But belief is required in order to enter God’s Kingdom.

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Matthew 21:23-32 | We’ve all heard the phrase, “seeing is believing.” In reality, that’s not always true. Despite all the evidence, some will simply not believe. When it’s about the Gospel, some will not believe because they’re not desperate enough, they’re deceived or they’re too proud. But belief is required in order to enter God’s Kingdom.

Matthew 21:18-22 | In part 2 of “Going Through The Motions,” Dr. Crawford Loritts continues to remind us that faith-filled followers of Christ need to flourish and bear real fruit. He’ll share 3 characteristics of a faith-filled life.

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Matthew 21:18-22 | In part 2 of “Going Through The Motions,” Dr. Crawford Loritts continues to remind us that faith-filled followers of Christ need to flourish and bear real fruit. He’ll share 3 characteristics of a faith-filled life.

Matthew 21:18-22 | In this passage, Jesus underscores the principle that faith-filled followers of Christ are to flourish and bear real fruit. He illustrates this in his interaction with a fig tree. This incident draws a contrast between those who are fruitless and those who are faith-filled.

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Matthew 21:18-22 | In this passage, Jesus underscores the principle that faith-filled followers of Christ are to flourish and bear real fruit. He illustrates this in his interaction with a fig tree. This incident draws a contrast between those who are fruitless and those who are faith-filled.

John 3:16 | Dr. Crawford Loritts suggests that there are 7 aspects of God’s love found in John 3:16. All of them link together to provide the complete story of Christmas.

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John 3:16 | Dr. Crawford Loritts suggests that there are 7 aspects of God’s love found in John 3:16. All of them link together to provide the complete story of Christmas.

Matthew 21:12-17 | Whenever the people of God are gathered, whether it is the temple in the Old Testament or the church today, three things are to be clear and unmistakable. When people see the church gathered, nothing should clutter these three things. The gathering is a place of purity, a place of power and a place of praise.

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