Right Living in a Judgy World
Ours is a judgy world. We all contribute, whether by comparison, coveting or condescension. The gospel set us free from these. Well, it should.
Ours is a judgy world. We all contribute, whether by comparison, coveting or condescension. The gospel set us free from these. Well, it should.
The gospel undoes the dehumanising effects of colonial Africa. It offers both a way to lament wrongs and rejoice in our languages and cultures.
The first months of marriage can be a shock. Difficult. Frustrating. And—in God’s providence—sanctifying and transformative for both of you.
Cet article propose une définition biblique de la soumission et répond ensuite aux questions : à qui devons-nous nous soumettre, et pourquoi ?
This claim is common: Christianity is unAfrican, a colonial import. But our faith didn’t originate with man. And it confronts all peoples.
Is your Church spiritually healthy? The engine behind spiritual health and the fuel that keeps it running is simple but profound.
Many are reporting a genocide in Nigeria. But the situation is complex. The histories are long. So here are four things Christians can do.
Long before questions about restoration, when a pastor commits disqualifying sin we’re left with many hard decisions.
What is spiritual authority for? Too many mamas and papas have turned it into the means for selfish gain, instead making much of Christ.
While the gifts continue, we don’t need apostles and prophets today. We have the revelation of God’s word about his Son through his Spirit.
It’s not unusual to wonder and ask when we’re suffering: am I cursed? Is my family? Is this the consequence of sin? The Bible offers answers.
Christian, you aren’t possessed. The devil is a liar. A deceiver. He’ll do whatever it takes to shake your confidence in Christ and the gospel.
Church discipline protects God’s glory and promotes spiritual health. God’s people cannot be indifferent to sin. Holiness must be our ambition.
Ours is a judgy world. We all contribute, whether by comparison, coveting or condescension. The gospel set us free from these. Well, it should.
Like Paul’s letter to the Colossians, the Council of Nicaea resisted a low view of Christ, insisting that salvation depends on his supremacy.
Nous désirons tous quelqu’un de fiable, constant et digne de confiance. En bref, nous aspirons à la vérité absolue. Celle-ci ne se trouve que dans le Dieu unique et véritable.
It’d be easy to consign the Council of Nicaea to history. But the theology debated then has huge implications for the Church today.
The gospel undoes the dehumanising effects of colonial Africa. It offers both a way to lament wrongs and rejoice in our languages and cultures.
Our world is in darkness, with little light. Christmas is a time to remember that the 1st Christmas was no different—and a call to respond.
The first months of marriage can be a shock. Difficult. Frustrating. And—in God’s providence—sanctifying and transformative for both of you.