When the pulpit isn’t held in high regard, sheep become malnourished by fast-food style preaching that contains little nutritional value. 

When the pulpit isn’t held in high regard, sheep become malnourished by fast-food style preaching that contains little nutritional value. 

Walking in the light may sting a little, but it is far preferable to life in the dark. And on top of that, it is the only way to healing.

We cannot be a Jesus-loving, Great Commission-obeying people and fail to love the church.

It’s easier to disengage altogether in the places we could engage well.

We begin to dwell in rich proximity with God when we take the intangible truth and give it arms and legs in our lives.

No one ought to give any rest to his spirit till he feels quite sure about a matter of such vital importance.

I fear that in our attempt to eliminate distractions we’ve also eliminated the corporate reality of worship.

Scripture isn’t always meant to comfort us. Sometimes it addresses us in our pride, when we think incorrectly, or when we behave sinfully.

We savor the times when a passage soothes our fears, but how do we respond when Scripture confronts our sinfulness?