The Tabernacle Pulpit

In Romans 12:1-2 Paul, as the natural consequence of the work of salvation, exhorted the believers in Rome to offer their whole lives in service to God. As a result of the gracious saving work of God we can live lives wholly devoted to God. What does it mean to live a life of total devotion?  

In Psalm 52 David recorded his own reactions to an unjust and evil act committed against him and others. We can navigate through the injustices of this life by thinking properly about the justice of God. Note three important reminders which help us navigate through the injustice of this life as we look forward to the justice of the next.

In Romans 12:1-2 Paul, as the natural consequence of the work of salvation, exhorted the believers in Rome to offer their whole lives in service to God. As a result of the gracious saving work of God we can live lives wholly devoted to God. What does it mean to live a life of total devotion?  

As Paul concludes his first letter to the church in Corinth he offers a series of quick and simple instructions and exhortations. Through these instructions we can glean important insight into important actions and characteristics of a healthy church. So what qualities would a healthy church hope to possess?

Pastor Scott shares some concluding thoughts as he wraps up the series on evangelism.

In Romans 12:1-2 Paul, as the natural consequence of the work of salvation, exhorted the believers in Rome to offer their whole lives in service to God. As a result of the gracious saving work of God we can live lives wholly devoted to God. What does it mean to live a life of total devotion?

How should we respond when someone brings up the issue of evolution in the midst of a witnessing situation? In order to prepare ourselves for such a conversation we will consider two issues--the Bible's testimony and evolution's deficiencies.

Romans 11:33-36. Paul concluded the theological portion of Romans with an exclamation of praise and worship for the greatness and glory of God. When we reflect deeply on the goodness of God's gospel we are brought to worship the greatness of God. Why does a consideration of the gospel elicit worship? This text offers three profound truths.

As Paul concludes his first letter to the church in Corinth he offers a series of quick and simple instructions and exhortations. Through these instructions we can glean important insight into important actions and characteristics of a healthy church. So what qualities would a healthy church hope to possess? Let’s note six categories…

How should we respond when someone brings up the issue of evolution in the midst of a witnessing situation? In order to prepare ourselves for such a conversation we will consider two issues--the Bible's testimony and evolution's deficiencies.