Learning Humility Over Time
Humility is not an achievement I produce by my own effort. It is the fruit of God's grace as he faithfully sustains me through the years.
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Humility is not an achievement I produce by my own effort. It is the fruit of God's grace as he faithfully sustains me through the years.
Continue readingThe gospel frees us from building our identity on performance, approval, and success. In Christ, we are already received as God’s children and called to simple faithfulness.
Continue readingFirst love is not the attempt to recreate an old spiritual feeling, but the daily turning of the heart back to Christ.
Continue readingPrayer is not a technique for controlling heaven. It is the grace of remaining with the Father who already loves His children in Christ.
Continue readingDo not deny your sin, but do not despair either. God’s mercy in Christ is deeper than our sin and leads us back into obedience.
Continue readingThe home is where our weakness is often most visible, and therefore one of the most important places for the gospel to become visible.
Continue readingThe Gospel is not merely a religious encouragement for difficult days. It is the good news that the holy God has opened the way for sinners to be reconciled to him through Jesus Christ.
Continue readingSalvation is more than forgiveness. In Christ, God declares sinners righteous, and by the Holy Spirit he gives them new life so that they begin to love him.
Continue readingReformed faith is not the exaltation of one person or denomination. It is a faith that continually brings doctrine, worship, and life back under the authority of God’s Word.
Continue readingThe Christian life does not stop at the joy of forgiveness. Those who are saved are called to fight sin and grow in Christlikeness by the power of the Holy Spirit.
Continue readingMission is not the work of a few special people in distant countries. God has entrusted the Gospel to the church, and every believer can share in that calling from where they are.
Continue readingA brief guide to the five Reformation solas: Scripture alone, Christ alone, grace alone, faith alone, and glory to God alone.
Read the original article at MonergismA brief pointer to R.C. Sproul's Ligonier article explaining why definite atonement does not weaken evangelism, but gives confidence that Christ truly saves his people.
Read the original article at LigonierA Desiring God interview warning that the prosperity gospel may appear to make people rich, but it actually impoverishes the soul by turning God into a means of personal success and distorting faith, giving, suffering, and Christian hope. The article helps readers discern the difference between true Gospel hope in Christ and a message that ties God's blessing mainly to money, comfort, and visible success.
Read the original articleHoratius Bonar · Kelso Tracts
Horatius Bonar was a nineteenth-century Scottish pastor and evangelical writer known for clear, warm, and earnest Gospel preaching. This series gathers short writings on the Gospel, faith, Christ's righteousness, repentance, hope, and the Christian life.
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