We can have victory over sin. Not in our power, but in God’s. But do we believe this? Do we trust that God is powerful, and that he will give us the power to overcome habitual sin? Walking in faith means to act on those beliefs. In order to do so, we must have confidence in the realities of Christ and the Gospel. Today, we focus on three such realities and learn how they help us overcome sin.

We can have victory over sin. Not in our power, but in God’s. But do we believe this? Do we trust that God is powerful, and that he will give us the power to overcome habitual sin?  Walking in faith means to act on those beliefs.  In order to do so, we...

Yesterday we took an in-depth look at sin, the victory that Christ has over this sin, and how it applies to us today. Over the next few days we will be looking at 11 truths that we can put to our mind and keep in our mind so that we can overcome our habitual sins. These truths were compiled by Stuart Scott in his book killing Sin Habits.

Yesterday we took an in-depth look at sin, the victory that Christ has over this sin, and how it applies to us today. Over the next few days we will be looking at 11 truths that we can put to our mind and keep in our mind so that we can overcome our...

On this side of salvation, nobody really likes talking about their current sin. Even when people are not referring to us, we still flinch when somebody brings up our particular sin issue. We minimize, avoid, and apply many other skills to justify our behavior, but who is losing out when we do this? Today we will cover the basics, the critical foundation that will lead us through the week to the real victory that Christ can have in our lives over sin.

Sin-troduction: On this side of salvation, nobody really likes talking about their current sin. Even when people are not referring to us, we still flinch when somebody brings up our particular sin issue. We minimize, avoid, and apply many other skills...

Throughout this series we identified the different types of psalms (hymns, laments, kingship, thanksgiving, remembrance, confidence, wisdom), how to approach them, and even how to pray through them.  The question remains, how can we make them a part of...

Throughout this series we identified the different types of psalms (hymns, laments, kingship, thanksgiving, remembrance, confidence, wisdom), how to approach them, and even how to pray through them. The question remains, how can we make them a part of our everyday life?

Believers in Jesus have much to be thankful for, and reflecting on God’s goodness isn’t reserved for “mountaintop experiences.”  Living a life marked by gratitude may not be easy for some – the world can be brutal – which is why studying the Psalms is...

“Do you remember when?” That’s a question that is often followed by a funny or outlandish story. In the Bible, though, this question is a call of faith in God’s proven redemption.