Freedom in Christ is one of the great benefits of knowing God. Many Christians rightly value this wonderful gift. It’s common, however, for people to tout this freedom as a rationale for doing what they want when they want with whomever they want. Believers with a mistaken notion of Christian freedom may watch things they shouldn’t watch, can be influenced by people they shouldn’t imitate, and can say things they shouldn’t say, all the while forgoing biblical instruction and Christian fellowship. In the words of Peter, they are “using … freedom as a cover-up for evil” (1 Peter 2:16).

July 18, 2022

“The Gospel is not good advice, the Gospel is good news.” — Alistair Begg

Do you feel alarmed or surprised by how hostile today’s culture can be toward Christianity? If so, you aren’t alone. The brand-new book Being the Bad Guys: How to Live for Jesus in a World That Says You Shouldn’t asks, “How did our world get here, and how did it get here so fast?”

https://blog.truthforlife.org/have-you-forgotten-your-first-love

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July 11, 2022

“Wisdom is knowing how to live God’s way in God’s world.” — Alistair Begg

July 11, 2022

“Wisdom is knowing how to live God’s way in God’s world.” — Alistair Begg

Trapped in a dark world without a clear a view of God, the writer of Ecclesiastes sought frantically for some light on the path—but indulging in everything this world had to offer left him empty and unfulfilled. After climbing high on life’s ladder, he made the tragic discovery that it was propped against the wrong wall. Cynical about life’s achievements, he began to question—rightly—whether anything mattered or whether everything was only vanity.

https://blog.truthforlife.org/10-bible-verses-on-faith

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July 04, 2022

“In the cross it wasn’t that Christ made us savable, but it was that He saved us.” — Alistair Begg