Why Pray? (Psalm 131)
Let's commit to being a church that doesn't think we have to rely on our own strength and strategies, and instead become a church that taps into God's power.
You’ll be glad to know that the situation’s under control
You may have been worried about this previous post. No need to worry; things are now under control.
We are thankful to the different agencies which have helped us to address the problem
Our Father
When we call God our Father, all kinds of images come to mind that come from our family histories. This can complicate our prayer lives. For example, Philip Yancey writes, “A woman I
God’s desire for all of creation to experience his kingdom and shalom
Ken Davis has come along and seemingly resolved the tension I referred to in yesterday’s post:
In the social issues that have been the subject of discussion lately, we know there will
Redemptive-historical preaching
Just discovered a helpful article on Wikipedia summarizing the redemptive-historical approach to preaching:
The proponents of this kind of preaching argued that Old Testament narratives are not given – primarily – to us by