Posts with the tag “gospel”

You and I hold the cure for what the world is suffering from. The question is simply whether we are hiding it or sharing it. Let conviction, not guilt, be the thing that moves us forward — because God has not entrusted us with the Gospel so we can keep it to ourselves. He has entrusted us with it so the world can know Him.  Read More

The world isn't watching how Christians handle success. They're watching how we handle suffering. They're observing whether our hope holds up under pressure. They're looking to see if what we believe is real enough to sustain us when everything else falls apart.  Read More

What if, to put it absurdly and yet sharply, someone has discovered themselves to be a cannibal? Must we accept that too? The question may seem ridiculous, but its clarity helps pierce the fog. When the ethic of “accept me as I am” is left unchallenged, it demands affirmation of the self even when that self is in rebellion against God. And Christianity, which never flatters the flesh, will not comply.  Read More