With willing dread, Jesus accepted a cup of judgment so awful that if there were any other way for God’s purpose of redeeming His people to be achieved without doing so, He would have preferred not to. He accepted it so that we would not have to. We’ll prepare for worship singing Never Alone and …
Michael Kruger continues his ten part series by pointing out that at the time the New Testament was being written the authors considered other contemporary writings as Scripture. One of the most controversial issues in the study of the New Testament canon is the date when these books were regarded as Scripture. When were these …
Jesus shares a meal with the disciples where they fail to comprehend that as they gaze upon him and the bread and wine that they are really seeing the same thing twice. The effect of this is to leave a visible means by which the grace of Christ’s saving work is conveyed to those of …
Dan Philips of the Pyromaniacs on the real work of finding God’s will, instead of just waiting for him to tell you. Valerie was preparing some dish for our church pot luck, and needed lime-flavored tortilla chips. I looked and looked among the chips, the tortilla chips. Nothing. Up, down, back and forth. Nothing. I …
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