...I would never expect a place where revival or reformation is breaking out to have all their theology perfect. Theological maturity comes in time through the study of the Scripture.

The desire for self-promotion is native to the human heart. We are all tempted to exalt ourselves...It seems, however, that social media has a special way of encouraging and showcasing one’s indulgence...

Which element of prayer is harder to practice? Confession or thanksgiving?

According to research, half of all American pastors are 55 years old or older. Pastors 40 years old and younger constitute only 15 percent of the total number. The average gospel preacher is older than in past decades. They show that there is a dearth of young men entering into vocational ministry. Why?

...It is usually easy to spot brazen sins (such as murder, adultery, and theft), but hypocrisy by its very nature is a pretense, making it hard to detect. Hypocrisy does not want to be identified for what it is.

God’s providence is beautiful, but it is not always easy.

...While the Matthew and Luke versions are remarkably similar, there are some important differences.

...Great movements begin low and slow, with hidden pray-ers who keep showing up to pray. Who pray when they don’t feel like it. Who pray when there is no change. Who pray when they are discouraged.

...The NT mentions Jesus as king in many passages, but not so many as other themes. Two books stood out as having more references to Jesus as king than the others. That is Matthew and Revelation.

...Mankind’s fall brought every kind of misery to us and to our world. The crux of our misery is that, by the fall, we lost communion with God. By breaking fellowship with Him, we lost the right to every good with it.

...Hundreds have flocked to attend the ongoing chapel services, comprised of alumni, religious enthusiasts, and inquisitive seekers. Mixed responses are evident on and off campus.

...Regardless of what may or may not be happening at Asbury University, we should not be closed to the idea that the Spirit, in his sovereign goodness, might be working this way. Clearly, revivals take place.

...I often find myself asking the “why” questions...We need to change our question. Don’t keep asking why. Ask what: “Lord, what would you have me to do?”

Are you a disciple of Christ? How can you be sure? Here’s how you can know you are truly Jesus’ disciple.