This is the first in a series of writings on an almost-forgotten Christian duty – and I am not talking about your duty to read, pray, study the word, evangelize, or congregate. After all, I believe that Christians today still attend church, despite much negligence about this matter, and that stupid virus fear that almost closed half of the world.

Why would a Christian prefer imputationist” over other labels? Learn why it’s the key to understanding the sinfulness of sin and the goodness of Christ’s work on behalf of His people.

When God speaks to wicked men, they hear no voice from heaven. Rather, they experience His displeasure. He terrifies and troubles them.

In a world thirsting for identity, purpose, and meaning, how can union with Christ help us in forming a Biblical understanding of who we are?

God’s world declares God’s glory. His Word declares His mercy and grace and judgment. And we would do well to listen to the heavens that declare His glory, and His Word that warns and guides us along the way.

Ephesians 1:3 marks the very beginning of a section of Scripture which is a reminder of Paul to the Ephesian believers of all that they are in Christ Jesus, and all the spiritual blessings that flow from from Him, which they possess even now as a result of the grace of God and the eternal plan that God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit purposed before time began.

The blessed man rests under the shadow of the wings of the Almighty. The righteousness of Christ is his hope and refuge.

Many Christians admit to feeling that they are not growing in their faith. They are frequently given to old sins, and in reality, their life doesn’t look much different to that of their unbelieving counterparts. These five biblically prescribed practices, however, can and will change your life, by the grace of God.

When people disagree with the Word of God, they are ultimately disagreeing with the sound words of our Lord Jesus Christ.

The Pastoral Epistles have become lost books of the Bible. These truths have been lost because they have been ignored.