Truth & Love Blog
Halloween and Resisting Satan’s Seductive Strategies
Now that you know Satan’s two primary seducing strategies, how can you connect to Christ’s resurrection power to defeat each of these temptations?
This Week’s Top 5: The Best of the Best Around the Christian Net
Linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
“Here I Stand!”: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 4—Clothed by Christ
Reformation Sunday: This week’s posts share a dramatic reading that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
“Here I Stand!”: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 3—Clothed by Faith
This week’s posts share a dramatic reading that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
“Here I Stand!”: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 2—A Spiritual Pauper
This week’s posts share a dramatic reading that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
“Here I Stand!”: Martin Luther’s Story, Part 1—Unable to Satisfy God
This week’s posts share a dramatic reading that I present in character as Martin Luther telling his story of salvation by grace alone through faith alone.
Capturing Your Biblical Calling
Church ministry can be filled with activities that seem disjointed and disconnected. We wonder sometimes, “What’s the big picture?” “Where are we headed?” “What’s our biblical purpose?”
This Week’s Top 5: The Best of the Best Around the Christian Net
Linking you to the top 5 Christian blog posts of the week—posts that provide robust, rich, and relevant insights for living.
Catering to Consumers with Eye-Candy
The ways we typically invite people to do church and be the church are not compelling enough. We cater to consumers with eye-candy instead of challenging Christians to live courageously for Christ.
Eat Your Own Dog Food
My good friend, Scott Ryser, the Founder and CEO of Yakabod always talks about how companies should “eat their own dog food.” In other words, “practice what you preach.”