How Should Christians Think About Socialism?
How does socialism borrow from the Bible? And how does socialism differ from biblical principles on compassion and justice?
How does socialism borrow from the Bible? And how does socialism differ from biblical principles on compassion and justice?
As peoples spread and migrate across the globe, Christianity ebbs and flows. But there is no reason to believe that God won’t use the movement of peoples to advance the gospel.
Christ frees every believer from being overly concerned with what others think. But that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t care at all.
Good books have so much to offer for the Christian life. Pastor John describes seven ways books have shaped him personally.
We all need money and we all use money. But when we begin to seek happiness in money, we are taking steps toward destruction.
Jesus commands us to love others as we love ourselves. Does that mean he wants us to have high self-esteem?
How can a student face persecution from their peers at school? What promises can they hold on to when all seems to be shaking?
Spurgeon seemed to say that Arminians preach an insufficient gospel. But can our theological commitments really ruin our gospel presentation to the point that it’s completely defective?
God will receive glory from every part of his creation, even from those who rebel against him. But he receives most glory from the believer when our hearts find our fullest satisfaction in him.
Consistent spiritual discipline is Christian living and is not legalistic.