Ephesians

“What is your only comfort in life and in death?” That’s a question everyone asks, even if they use different words.

I see things more clearly now than I did then.

Believers need wisdom to discern when it’s proper to use the strong language Christ and his apostles modeled.

Simply knowing that the God of the universe has an invested desire that I be grateful changes my perspective.

Maybe you can relate to Luther. It’s a scary thing to question your salvation. But it is possible to have assurance.

Besides the personal encounters and miracles that happened during Jesus’ public ministry that weren’t recorded, he lived 30 years in obscurity before emerging into the public eye.

Before we condemn or try to redeem this mantra, we should acknowledge a few things about the idea of self-love.

I’m convinced that church online is by no means the ordinary, God-glorifying, spiritually healthy way he has called us to worship him.

The very first thing—the most fundamental thing—that we must acknowledge about God is that he is the Father.

Though it is not universally agreed upon that economic success flows down from the top, I would propose that when it comes to our study of theology, the trickle-down principle is absolutely true.

As you come to know God, you come to know the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.