1 Timothy 4:10

With the Lord’s help, we’re all capable of taking bold, essential action to protect our physical and spiritual lives as well as the lives of others.…

Do check Jesse Morell’s film about “The vicarious atonement”, and do read the text under it. The penal substitution theory is not what the Bible describes and it’s actually ……

Do check Jesse Morell’s film about “The vicarious atonement”, and do read the text under it. The penal substitution theory is not what the Bible describes and it’s actually ……

Do you have a happy place? The world rtells us we can go somewhere to find true joy. Our joy can only be found in Christ. Check out my blog to see more.…

The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me (Galatians 2:2, NIV).You’ll often hear people saying, “When I got saved…” Or you might hear other people say, “Jesus will save me…”Which one is correct? And when others say that Jesus will save them, they might be referring to the end of the world.Both are true, but they don’t reflect the core of the Bible’s teaching about when salvation happened.The Bible teaches that the entire human race was saved in potentiality at the Cross (John 1:29; John 3:16; Rom 5:18; 2 Cor 5:19; 1 Tim 4:10; Hebrews 2:9; 1 John 2:2).That may be difficult to understand, so I’ll explain what those words “in potentiality” really mean.At the Cross, Jesus created, through his own blood, a full and perfect salvation available for all who believe. In that way, you can rightly say that you were saved in the first century when Jesus died and rose again.However, although a perfect salvation has been prepared for you, you only step into it when you accept the gift by faith.…

The life I now live in the body, I live by faith in the Son of God, who loved me and gave himself for me (Galatians 2:2, NIV).You’ll often hear people saying, “When I got saved…” Or you might hear other people say, “Jesus will save me…”Which one is correct? And when others say that Jesus will save them, they might be referring to the end of the world.Both are true, but they don’t reflect the core of the Bible’s teaching about when salvation happened.The Bible teaches that the entire human race was saved in potentiality at the Cross (John 1:29; John 3:16; Rom 5:18; 2 Cor 5:19; 1 Tim 4:10; Hebrews 2:9; 1 John 2:2).That may be difficult to understand, so I’ll explain what those words “in potentiality” really mean.At the Cross, Jesus created, through his own blood, a full and perfect salvation available for all who believe. In that way, you can rightly say that you were saved in the first century when Jesus died and rose again.However, although a perfect salvation has been prepared for you, you only step into it when you accept the gift by faith.…

This post was originally published in March 2019.–ed. Is pastoral ministry a haven for people who want to avoid hard work? It can certainly appear that way to the casual observer, who only ever sees his pastor in action for two hours every Sunday. But that perception couldn’t be further from the truth when it …

We are called to labour for God; not to slave ourselves to the world. Which work is purpose in your life? The one for God or man?…

This post was originally published in May 2018.–ed. Reconciliation is difficult with people and impossible with God. We can build bridges to those previously offended and patch the wounds of those we’ve hurt. But God is perfectly righteous and perfectly just. We are powerless to repair the damage done by our crimes against Him. Put …

It was only a month ago that we arrived back home from our visit to Madagascar. The temperatures here today are in the single digits, with a wind chill below 0 degrees. Toliara, Madagascar is just……