The Anchored Pulpit

We identify ourselves in many different ways. Our identity might come from our name, our job title, our favorite sports team, our family, our school. But who are we really?

When we suffer for the sake of Jesus, are we angry? Do we shake our fists at God and ask how He could allow it?

We have to decide how we’re going to use our screens, instead of letting them use us.

Bringing people to Christ might seem like a long and unenviable task, but we have been given a great privilege through membership in the Kingdom of God.

An elder's role is to teach, shepherd, care for the flock.

We will sin, no matter how long we’ve been Christians, how many years we’ve been baptized, how often we attend church. So how are we supposed to deal with it?

Without detailed scriptural instruction, we are still able to determine right from wrong.

Every Christian has communion with the Holy Spirit.

How can we be in communion with Christians if we are unwilling to bring more people to Christianity?

Jesus is coming. But what will His return entail? What should we expect? And how should we prepare for it?