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In his bookChrist’s Call to Reform the Church, John MacArthur asks an important and provocative question: “Who is the hardest person to reach with the gospel?” He proceeds to discuss various possibilities—the atheist, the zealous religionist, or the postmodern agnostic—but ultimately settles on a potentially shocking candidate. However, one type of unbeliever is harder to …

Check out the So We Speak podcast on Apple Podcasts or Spotify. Hebrews reminds us of our tendency to give way to spiritual laziness and admonishes us to run our race well because of the supremacy of Christ. This body of believers in Hebrews had a Jewish background, and they were being tempted to return to a merit and works-based religion. They were backsliding into their old ways – spiritual apathy and lethargy. But Christ is better than any material promises or things we might be tempted to……

You may be hearing the word of God, but are you listening? Paying attention to what is being said or written? Most children born in the faith are found participating in a lot of activities in church. How many actually listen and know how to apply God’s word in their lives? Eli’s sons grew up […]…

Memorise: “Of whom we have many things to say, and hard to be uttered, seeing ye are dull of hearing” (Hebrews 5:11) Read: Hebrews 5:11-14 Pastor E. ADEBOYE “And the LORD said, Sh……

By Elizabeth Prata John Owen When we receive the word of God, we have a responsibility to it. Before we are saved, our responsibility is to repent and believe the Gospel, for the Kingdom of God is ……

By Elizabeth Prata John Owen When we receive the word of God, we have a responsibility to it. Before we are saved, our responsibility is to repent and believe the Gospel, for the Kingdom of God is ……