Truth & Love Blog
The History of Black History Month
“What is the history behind Black History Month?” The answer is fascinating and instructive.
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 9
“Now I should like to know whether your soul, tired of its own righteousness, is learning to be revived by and to trust in the righteousness of Christ.” Luther
Paul Prays for the Elephant in the Room
I’m pondering how we might apply the words of the Apostle Paul in Philippians to the aftermath of the Elephant Room 2.
A Puritan Prayer for Sunday Worship: Grace Active
Help me to contemplate the dignity of Thy Person, the perfectness of Thy sacrifice, the effectiveness of Thy intercession.
A Special “Elephant Room 2” Edition of Five to Live By
A special Elephant Room 2 edition linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 8
“When I was in spiritual distress a gentle word would restore my spirit.” Martin Luther
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 7
“All that remains is for us now to pray that our eyes, that is the eyes of our faith, may be opened that we may see. Then there will be nothing for us to fear” (Martin Luther).
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 6
“You say that the sins which we commit every day offend God, and therefore we are not saints. To this I reply: Mother love is stronger than the filth and scabbiness on a child, and so the love of God toward us is stronger than the dirt that clings to us” (Martin Luther).
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 5
The heart of Luther’s healing counsel was to turn people to the heart of God. Yes, life is bad, but God is good—He’s good all the time.
Quotes of Note: Martin Luther—Master Pastor, Part 4
“God often withdraws from us the comfort of visible things, in order that the comfort of the Scriptures may find room and opportunity within us” Martin Luther.