One of the fundamental doctrines of the Christian faith is that sinners are saved by grace alone through faith alone (Ephesians 2:8-9). But what does this mean? Wages and gifts are one of the beautiful contrasting concepts in Scripture I find helpful and best explains for me salvation by grace through faith. Wages are simply financial … Continue reading Wages and Gifts: Analogies For Salvation
Hebrews: A Portrait of Christ
All books in the New Testament point to Christ. In fact all books in the Bible does. There is no single book in the Bible which points away from Christ. But one book, in my opinion, where Christ is so glorified in the Bible, is in Hebrews. Though an epistle, the book begins in an … Continue reading Hebrews: A Portrait of Christ
When Was The Last Time You Read Your Bible? Tips To Help You
You know this popular children chorus right? Read your Bible. Pray every day (repeat 3 times). Read your Bible. Pray every day. And you’ll grow, grow, grow (repeat 3 times). Read your Bible. Pray every day. And you’ll grow, grow, grow.¹ This song in its simplicity teaches us a lot. It teaches the importance … Continue reading When Was The Last Time You Read Your Bible? Tips To Help You
Has COVID-19 Proved Corporate Worship Irrelevant?
There are Christians who hold a hostile position to Corporate Worship. You can be a Christian and not attend a church service. They argue. I have one such friend. He is categorical corporate worship is not a necessity for Christians. Can one truly be a Christian and at the same time affirm such a position? … Continue reading Has COVID-19 Proved Corporate Worship Irrelevant?
Do More Better: A Practical Guide To Productivity (Book Review)
Do More Better (DMB) is published by Cruciform Press and authored by Tim Challies. The author opens the Introduction with a bold claim. I believe this book can improve your life. This is a bold claim, I know, but the book would not be worth my time writing, or your time reading, if I did … Continue reading Do More Better: A Practical Guide To Productivity (Book Review)
Grace and Truth 