Examining a Favourite Christian Punchline: God Willing
God willing. You’ve heard it. You’ve probably said it. Maybe often. But what does it mean? And should we even say it? Can we know God’s will?
God willing. You’ve heard it. You’ve probably said it. Maybe often. But what does it mean? And should we even say it? Can we know God’s will?
How do we define and measure spiritual maturity? It’s got less to do with impressive signs or works and more to do with internal transformation.
Our continent is as broad as it is diverse, but each year sees more and more people moving to large cities, where CTC is equipping pastors to reach them.
Just as Abraham faced one of the greatest tests, when God asked him to give up his son, our heavenly Father offered up his only Son so that we’d be forgiven.
As Prophet, Priest and King, Jesus deals with our sin completely. He both warns and encourages us to trust in Him alone.