And the priest shall burn all of it on the altar, as a burnt offering, a food offering with a pleasing aroma to the Lord.””

In God’s permissive will, evil is allowed a certain amount of freedom, but that freedom is curtailed.

The real tragedy of the sluggard’s life is that laziness is not an infirmity but a sin.

The law of God is a masterpiece, revealing our deep guilt and, at the same time, graciously teaching unholy people how to approach a holy ..

Have you ever felt like your life is at low tide? Perhaps you feel that way now. Either our own sins or sins committed against us have ...

Jesus came as the very Word of God. And so, in Him, the prophetic word has found its fulfillment, and in Him we discover the ultimate ...

He is the God of hope for two reasons. First, it is God who generates hope in us. His word “was written for our instruction” (Romans 15:4)

Adoption is the gracious act of God wherein He makes justified sinners His beloved children.

Gentleness, or meekness, is often defined by culture as softness, usually implying weakness. Christians sometimes define it as ...

The Frailty of life. The fact is that our lives are each “a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes.”

Our Prayers. When we pray for God to be glorified, we know that this is truly His will.

apart from abiding in Christ, we can produce absolutely nothing. The only thing we can produce is carnal fruits and that is not well ...

Come adore on bended knee. We must be ready to accept the invitation to come on bended knee in terms of the posture of our hearts.

Christmas Season, Christmas Greetings

The focal point for the Christian is a relationship with Jesus—to be known and loved by Him, and to love Him in return.

Simeon's Prophecy, A Study in Luke, Sermon with Alistair BeggTruth For Life with Alistair Begg.

Assaults on the gospel are relentless. They have always been present, since the very beginning.

The beautiful world that God created is broken by sin that legislation and education can’t fix.

In every generation, superstition threatens to invade the church’s faith and practice. Today, R.C. Sproul shows us the way of distinguishing

Most suffering is actually just the reality of living in a fallen, imperfect world. We all experience pain, sickness, and grief.