The Cover-Up, Part 2
There are two types of sinners in the world: those who confess, and those who cover up. Only the first receives healing and restoration.
The Cover-Up, Part 1
There are two types of sinners in the world: those who confess, and those who cover up. Only the first receives healing and restoration.
Governed by Lesser Passions, Part 2
Adultery doesn't just happen in a moment. It is born from a lustful mind that is allowed to go unchecked over time.
Governed by Lesser Passions, Part 1
Adultery doesn't just happen in a moment. It is born from a lustful mind that is allowed to go unchecked over time.
At the Table of Grace, Part 2
The last words Martin Luther ever penned were these: "We are beggars; that is true." 2 Samuel 9 reminds us of this truth as it paints a vivid portrait of God's grace to undeserving people.
At the Table of Grace, Part 1
The last words Martin Luther ever penned were these: "We are beggars; that is true." 2 Samuel 9 reminds us of this truth as it paints a vivid portrait of God's grace to undeserving people.
When the Answer is NO, Part 2
David didn't lie in bed every night dreaming of the next giant he would kill or the next battle he would win. He dreamed of building a temple for God. He was a singer, a prophet, a hero, and a king, but what he really wanted to be was an architect. So what can we learn from his severe disappointment at being told no?
When the Answer is NO, Part 1
David didn't lie in bed every night dreaming of the next giant he would kill or the next battle he would win. He dreamed of building a temple for God. He was a singer, a prophet, a hero, and a king, but what he really wanted to be was an architect. So what can we learn from his severe disappointment at being told no?
The Last Meal, Part 2
One of the saddest sights in the world is to see a once-great man or woman of faith decline into spiritual apathy and moral decay. But it serves as a stark warning to us that our legacy is not determined by how we start the race . . . but how we finish it.
The Last Meal, Part 1
One of the saddest sights in the world is to see a once-great man or woman of faith decline into spiritual apathy and moral decay. But it serves as a stark warning to us that our legacy is not determined by how we start the race . . . but how we finish it.