Our salvation means a lot to Jesus
October 3, 2026
Our salvation tells Jesus we not only believe his message and accept his gift of forgiveness, but we also love him enough to honor him and obey his words.
Our salvation tells Jesus we not only believe his message and accept his gift of forgiveness, but we also love him enough to honor him and obey his words.
Pastor Taylor delivered a inspiring message today to lay a solid foundation for 2023 by reminding believers that God’s grace in truth is a delicate balance between legalism (feeling you must earn God’s approval) and lawlessness (seeing God’s grace as a license to sin).
If heaven really won’t be the same without a close friend or relative enjoying the experience without you, shouldn’t you really keep trying to inject your faith into conversations whenever you can? Timing is everything.
Faith is being assured of something happening even when we can’t yet see evidence of it playing out simply because we put our faith in the one who is trustworthy and capable to accomplish all the we hope
Titled “My Son Shot 10 Amish Girls in a Pennsylvania Schoolhouse,” Terri Roberts tells how she expected rage and calls for vengeance. After all, isn’t that what the Bible teaches — an eye for an eye?
You can’t help but be impacted in some way by the life-changing book. Reading the Bible is one of the key disciplines common to Christians who take their faith seriously.
The question of Jesus’ lineage is an important one to resolve because if one part of the Bible is inaccurate, then all of God’s word can be subject to doubt.
A new study published in Christian Higher Education shows it is common even for students attending evangelical colleges and universities to struggle with their faith.
I believe that self-control is the root of all other spiritual fruit. Without it, you can’t harvest any of the others. Perhaps that is why it’s mentioned last in the list of spiritual fruit shown in Galatians 5:22-23.
The problem with adapting to the times, Stacia, is that society is devolving before our very eyes. Like society, you, too, are changing and constantly evolving. God doesn’t.
