Where is Everyone?

“But you don’t have to attend church to be a Christian.” I’ve heard that statement many times. Maybe that is true, but I have a question in response. What is the heart behind that assertion?

Core Christianity: The Resurrection

Absolutely essential to the faith is the fact that Jesus is alive. What also comes along with that doctrine is that we one day will resurrect to.

Core Christianity: The Trinity

The more I study this doctrine, the more I worship a God who I will never completely understand, but who loves us way more than we deserve.

Core Christianity: How Does the Death of Jesus Save You?

Just as the Israelites painted the blood of a spotless lamb over their doors so God's angel of death would pass them by, we have to do the same with the blood of Jesus.

Core Christianity: Original Sin

Original sin is the doctrine that shows us that every human being has a problem that separates us from God, and only God Himself can fix it

Core Christianity: Scripture Alone

True Christianity takes all of the Bible as the ultimate, objective, tangible word of God.

Core Christianity

There is an attack on Christianity from within.

Is Heaven Really All That Great?

Have you always seen Heaven as some otherworldly place that is better than Hell, but not quite home?

Grief

People like to have all the answers.

God’s Wrath: The Danger of Mixing Holiness and Sin

Sin is dangerous, and God's holiness absolutely won't mix with it.

Dysfunctional Disciples

Some things jump out at me that tempt me to label myself as a dysfunctional disciple.

They Became Fools

Many churches are now accepting things that are not of God

Who is Satan?

"The God of peace will soon crush Satan under your feet. The grace of our Lord Jesus Christ be with you."--Romans 16:20

The Secret to Contentment

It seems like no matter what I am blessed with, I want more.

The Power of the Word

Ultimately, when we know the Word of God in a deep and life-changing way, we know Jesus.

Exposing Darkness

When we share our testimony, and confess our shortcomings to others, we open the door and allow the light of Jesus to shine through the darkness and expose Himself underneath the mess.