...Because it is only when you get to the complete end of your own kindness and are forced to rely wholly on God for the strength to be kind…only then is when you start to live out real kindness.

There is no question that a bad temper is unChristlike.

Charles H. Spurgeon once stated, “Humility is to make a right estimation of one’s self.” Here are twelve good reasons to grow in humility.

Tucked away in the book of Daniel, sandwiched between visions of statues, beasts, and rising kings, is an extended prayer with a shockingly immediate answer.

...The sad news from Hillsong these past few weeks reminds us that as the kingdom of light will always make itself known, so too will the kingdom of darkness. And that should shape how we worship.

What sweet kindness we enjoy when we gather with the saints on Sunday. God’s people assembled together is a meeting unlike anything else in this world.

All believers in Christ’s church are also given the mission to proclaim Christ Jesus.

Because Jesus is God we can know that he is able to save. But we are encouraged not just that Christ is able to save, but in knowing that he has actually exercised his ability to save us.

...What if the church of Jesus Christ, in all her local manifestations, was marked by a singular passion to know Jesus and make him known? This is the true priority of the church in every age...

Jude presented “the faith” as being monotheistic in focus, mediatorial in character and moral in its effect.

Since the Church is the “body of Christ,” the “bride of Christ,” and the “children of God,” we should eagerly commit ourselves to the other members of Christ, recognizing that God is bringing His people to glory.

It’s impossible to love Jesus and not love the church.

What an odd question to ask at a confirmation.

...Does Christianity really deprive us of the good and replace it with the sad? One look upon the faces of many Christians might indicate that this is the case!