Two approaches to Christian hospitality. Both are good. One is far better.

Jesus' parable of the good Samaritan answers the need of theological quibblers and foot-draggers.

The Biblical Argument for Church Membership

An inspired look at the remembered blessings attending the corporate worship of God.

The Lord Jesus Christ rejoices in the victory of his gospel in the hearts of men and nations.

Jesus' command perspective on the battle being waged whenever the glorious gospel of his kingdom is preached.

Our obligation in view of the gospel truth goes beyond assent to it and consequent affection for the Savior. It extends to the hard Biblical business of repentance.

Humanity's reckless folly in serving idols that can't save themselves is contrasted with the tender, loving care of our God and Father who carries his people in every age.

Jesus appoints seventy heralds of God's kingdom to precede him on his royal route toward Jerusalem. The harvest being great and workers few, they must travel quickly, lightly, and carry an announcement of peace.

Jesus answers three would-be followers along the way toward Jerusalem. Following him to his death may require of any of us the surrender of standard accommodations, of sacred obligations, and of sweet associations.