I remember going to a library when I was in grade school (before there were computers and google!) to find research information. The process of finding information seemed confusing, but slowly using the card catalogue and other resource tools, I was able to learn my way around the library to find specific subjects. Continue reading
When a person trusts in Jesus Christ, he becomes a new creation (2 Cor. 5:17). His life will never be the same and an adventure begins that is unlike any African safari, South Pole expedition, or Himalayan assault. The things a true child of God encounters in the spiritual life are far beyond anything the world can provide. Continue reading
When a person genuinely trusts in Jesus Christ as his Savior, he becomes a child of God (John 1:12). The Holy Spirit regenerates his life and he becomes a new spiritual creation (2 Cor. 5:17). He is baptized (identified) into the body of Christ (1 Cor. 12:13) and indwelt by the Holy Spirit (Rom. 8:9). If that is true, then why does he still sin? Why can’t he just do things right? Continue reading
There is no more exciting adventure than the Christian life. There are peaks and valleys. There are plains and caves. And sometimes a re-focus is necessary. If you are a Christian, where is your life headed? How do you know what you are supposed to do? Continue reading
Spiritual Child level
Now that you have been a Christian for a while, you likely have the basics down. You are focused on glorifying Jesus, growing in grace, growing with other believers, pursuing holiness and telling others about Jesus. That is a great start. Now what do you do? Continue reading
Your decision to trust in Jesus Christ as your Savior is the most important decision you have ever made. There is no single decision more important than accepting Jesus Christ’s work on the cross for your sins. But after that decision to trust Jesus, now what happens? This is the beginning of a great adventure and Scripture has several important key principles for you to know. Continue reading
Scripture begins with the well-known verse, “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.” (Gen 1:1 NKJ) God is not defined or described in that passage; He is assumed. Continue reading
Most people try to copy, imitate and be like someone else. There is something about his voice, his looks, his ability, his humor, his…whatever, that makes one person want to be like the other person. The challenge is that parents will point their children to role-models early in life, but then forget to train their children to the real issue. Continue reading
I have heard Christians say that Jesus sinned. It is very clear that Scripture never hints at that. In fact, Scripture is very clear in saying that Jesus NEVER sinned. For example, Continue reading
Shepherding Truth 