Salt, Light, and Complaining
Pastor John explains how complaining not only diminishes the light of God’s power and goodness, but also the light of his reward for his children.
Pastor John explains how complaining not only diminishes the light of God’s power and goodness, but also the light of his reward for his children.
Complaining snuffs out the light that believers hold — the light of God’s goodness, his power, and his wisdom in the midst of a dark world.
Some psalms relate to specific events in the life of David or Israel, so how should Christians take the promises in those psalms?
Pastor John identifies some of the reasons why evangelicals go to the Catholic Church, along with some of the issues with Catholic teaching.
Pastor John discusses the similarities and differences between the Holocaust and abortion, ending with this certainty: God will settle every account.
Gossip springs up from a proud and negative heart that hides beneath a veneer of concern and love.
Pastor John shares the story of his testimony. He can’t remember it, yet it is still amazing.
The word “legalism” is not found in the Bible. So what do people mean when they contrast legalism with the gospel?
God equips women to minister mightily in this world. Pastor John clarifies 1 Timothy 2 and calls women to endless possibilities.
Pastor John examines how God can both remember and forget sins according to what will work the most for our good.