Wright confronts the perspective that this world doesn’t matter, and that we live only to be in heaven. He shows…
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It is doubtful if, in 1972, those attending one of Jim Cymbala's worship services in a run-down Brooklyn church imagined…
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http://sermons2.redeemer.com/sermons/should-i-not-love-great-city
How much do we care about the people in Durham, Chapel Hill, Carrboro, or wherever we live? Does God care about them less than those who live in the country, or the suburbs? Tim Keller, pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian in NYC, preached on this topic in a sermon titled "Should I Not Love That Great City?" in October 2001.
Todd Nighswonger of Cornerstone Simi Church, talked about the role of elders, pastors, and the congregation living in community.
http://storage.cornerstonesimi.com/sermons/audio/11_103_A_People_of_Worth_pt3.mp3
A bit of a problem living life and not really being as aware as we should be, isn't it?
The King's Speech exemplifies the kind of friend that is rare: someone who cares enough about you to stand with you in the worst of situations, and despite knowing your weaknesses, your frailties, still cares about you and works to help you succeed, helping you be the best person you can be. This is just a tiny taste of the love that God has for us, and his unshakeable desire to strengthen us and walk with us--regardless of the circumstances.
World-made, self-made, or God made? It is a trick question, because the first two are one and the same. When I choose to be self-made, it means I am appropriating the things of this world that fit my desires, my needs. When I choose the be made by God, walking with his son, breathing his spirit, I become a new creation that is much more than the sum of its parts, because my reference point is no longer my self but God, whose all-knowing love enables me to be the person he wants for my wife, for my children, for my workmates, for the strangers I pass on the highway, and the people and events his spirit beckons me to intercede for in prayer.
The Trinity function as farmers of our souls, actively caring for God’s creation: an ongoing, radical reclamation of His creation.…
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The Jesus who calmed a sea of deadly, stormy waves, whose arrival sent thousands of demons cringing and cowering to…
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Eugene Peterson’s book, Eat This Book gets its name from Revelation 10:9-10 when John asks for the scroll containing God’s…
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This Christian apologetics written by C. S. Lewis and first published in 1942. Lewis composed a book of letters from…
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I have climbed highest mountains
I have run through the fieldsOnly to be with youOnly to be with you
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What a song! by Jon Foreman. This is a moving reworking of the Lord’s Prayer. Jon Foreman performs this song…
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Is this enough proof?
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Walter Brueggeman gave a remarkable sermon at Duke Chapel on April 5, 2009 in which he discussed the importance of…
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Who is like Him The Lion and the Lamb Seated on the throne Mountains bow down Every ocean roars To the Lord of hosts
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You probably know Paul Washer as the man who preached the infamous "Shocking Youth Message," a sermon that has tallied…
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Look inside the mysterySee the empty crossSee the risen SaviorVictorious and strong
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How do we pray? What should we pray for? Yes, there is the Lord's prayer--Jesus teaching his disciples, and us,…
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Tim Keller discusses the significance of the women and men who saw Jesus die, buried, and resurrected.
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NT Wright discusses the importance of prayer in maintaining a relationship with Jesus.
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Michael Reeves discusses the transformative power of bringing Jesus to the world at the heart of the Reformation.
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The following is an excerpt from an article on The Gospel Coalition website.
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