Category: Grace
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You Might Be Reading James All Wrong; and It Might be Costing You Your Peace
If we misunderstand James, we may burden ourselves with doubt and miss the peace the gospel offers. Paul and James don’t contradict each other—they complete the picture. Faith alone justifies us before God, but real faith always results in a life changed by grace.
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Is it ok to be angry with God?
The next chapter in the series Trusting Go in the Storm –Is it ok that I was angry with God? That is what I felt following the loss of our daughter. Lets explorer the subject.
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Reflections on Good Friday
Good Friday is a day of great meaning for Christians worldwide, marking the pivotal moment in the history when Jesus Christ willingly suffered and died on the cross for the sins of humanity. This recognition of this solemn occasion, observed as a time of reflection, gratitude, and reverence, dates back to at least the…
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Twelve Things That Will Surprise You About Christmas
A popular Christmas song you might hear during the season would be the twelve days of Christmas. You know the one – “On the first day of Christmas, my true love gave to me…” Let me change this up just a little this year as I present the twelve things people generally get wrong…
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Why Become a Christian
Considering Christianity? So many of our days are spent making small choices. Paper or plastic. Oatmeal or eggs. But every once in a while you hit the kind of question that will not leave you alone. Why am I here? Is there a God who knows me? What happens when I die? I have…
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Why the Doctrine of Hell Matters
The Gospel is a rich tapestry of God’s love for humans. While it predominantly resonates with His grace, it also makes clear His sovereign judgement. A Just and Holy God will, by definition, judge the unrighteousness of man. The doctrine of Hell is a core component of this truth, challenging yet crucial. Contemporary society,…
