In these days, it’s not uncommon to hear people wonder, “Is there any hope at all for our society?” As the culture appears to grow more secular, more licentious, and more antagonistic to traditional values and orthodox religion, many in the church have grown more pessimistic. Spiritual decline seems almost inevitable.
September 26, 2022
“When the Bible is truly taught then the voice of God is truly heard.” — Alistair Begg
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History, philosophy, and theology all testify that fear and anxiety have always been a significant part of the human experience. Nevertheless, the word anxiety has a contemporary ring to it. We live in an age of anxiety; it is a part of the fabric of modern life. And it is part of the experience of many believers.
Have you ever considered what pleases God? In Ephesians 5:10, Paul charges his readers with this very task: “Try to discern what is pleasing to the Lord.” Jesus Christ is not merely someone to believe in; He is Lord and Master over His people. He has saved us by grace through faith, and He has called us to serve, love, trust, and obey Him (Eph. 2:8–10; James 2:14–26). In other words, we shouldn’t think of faith as a basic package of salvation with optional add-ons for devotion. Part of God’s purpose in salvation is that we will live in a way that is pleasing to our Savior.
September 19, 2022
“Oh, taste and see that the Lord is good!Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him!” Psalm 34:8 ESV
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Do you know someone who has begun to second-guess the claims of Christ? Maybe you lived most of your life as a Christian, never questioning the truths of the Bible, until your world was turned upside down, and you’re now faced with doubts about what you believe. 7 Reasons to [Re]Consider Christianity will help you tackle common questions about the world’s brokenness and remind you why the Bible is not only true but also good news.
Writing for those who are skeptical or curious, author Ben Shaw faced doubts himself about what he believed after receiving a terminal cancer diagnosis. In a warm and personal style, he invites you to rethink common misconceptions about Christian beliefs with honesty and humor.
7 Reasons addresses a number of common arguments against the Bible and gives well-reasoned but straightforward responses to each one. With tangible examples, you’ll learn that the Bible is scientifically credible and that secular, historical documents corroborate biblical accounts. The book also makes a compelling case for why Jesus is arguably the most influential person in history and lays out reasons why you can believe Scripture with certainty. You’ll be reminded that the death and resurrection of Christ validate not only who He is but also what He did on our behalf. 7 Reasons outlines why Jesus is worth knowing and following.
While Shaw ultimately died from his cancer, the process of writing this book reaffirmed what he believed in meaningful ways: “I, too, have had to reconsider Christianity. Having death on my own doorstep has forced me to do a serious reassessment of my faith, including everything I’ve said in this book. My cancer forced me to reconsider the integrity and credibility of my beliefs, and this illness has actually sharpened and increased my faith. This book isn’t just an academic argument for me.”
This short read is a great gift to give to an unbelieving coworker, family member, or friend. 7 Reasons even wraps up by providing next steps for continuing to explore Christianity, making it a perfect conversations starter for anyone considering if there might be more to life.
As Christian families consider what it means to live for the Lord as families, one important question they should ask themselves is this: “What are we known for?”
Within your neighborhood, you may be known for your dog, your mailbox, or the volume of the stereo as you drive home in the evening. Many houses are recognizable by the smell when you walk in the door—and similarly, households have a particular aroma. In Christian households, we hope to find an all-pervading fragrance of love. One of the great evidences of the fact that Jesus Christ is alive from the dead is found in the aroma of the loving lifestyles of Christian families.
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September 12, 2022
“God’s law has been written on all of our consciences, but only in Christ is it written on our hearts.” — Alistair Begg
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“He said to him, ‘Teacher, all these I have kept from my youth.’ And Jesus, looking at him, loved him, and said to him, ‘You lack one thing: go, sell all that you have and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me.’ Disheartened by the saying, he went away sorrowful, for he had great possessions.” (Mark 10:20–22)
