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Private Prayer is the Christian’s Strongest Refuge in Trouble
It’s a time for constant earnest prayer. There are special promises for calling on God in a time of trouble (Psalm 50:15). Let’s not waste the opportunity we have for going to the strongest refuge in a time of trouble.
What is Absolutely Essential?
We are uniquely focussed on defining what is essential in society at present. This is an important decision for preserving life and health. But take a step backward and consider things from the widest possible perspective. What is truly and absolutely essential?
The Only Absolutely Safe Place of Shelter
In a time when the world is being instructed to take shelter we need to be focussed on the only place of safety from the greatest possible threat.
Are You Weeping Over Our Empty Churches?
Almost all churches have become empty overnight. Public worship has ceased. It is still more bewildering and heart rending when we understand the significance of this unprecedented event.
The Most Dangerous Kind of Self-Deception
If the most dangerous form of deception is self-deception, then we must know the most dangerous way of deceiving ourselves. There are all kinds of ways we may overestimate our good qualities or be blind to reality. Scripture warns about deceiving ourselves in...
How Can Your Church Have More Loving Fellowship?
What are some practical biblical steps we can all take to increase loving fellowship in our congregations? Here is an outline of a book that can help us in this.
What if the Coronavirus Comes to Your Home?
Can you really have contentment in the midst of panic and alarm about the spread of the Coronavirus? Jeremiah Burroughs shows how this is possible.
Preventing Patterns of Spiritual Harm in Church Life
Is spiritual abuse a helpful category? Spiritual harm in Church life is certainly real. But prevention is better than cure. The means of preventing it are in the very words that Scripture uses to exhort ministers and elders.
Having Nothing, Yet Possessing Everything?
Having nothing, yet possessing everything makes no sense whatsoever in our materialist culture. But it makes very good sense spiritually. It should be what we desire for ourselves.
The Most Foolish Thing You’ve Ever Done
It’s one thing to say “I have behaved foolishly”. It’s another to truly acknowledge and confess the guilt of what we have done. Yet God’s offers of peace are for even those who have committed the greatest folly.
Spiritual Depression and Your Soul’s Recovery From it
Spiritual depression has spiritual causes and is in relation to spiritual things. The soul is in extreme heaviness and lacks comfort and peace. What can cause this and how can we address it?
Doctrine Unites But Christ Divides
We often hear that doctrine divides but Christ unites. The clear testimony of Christ’s own ministry tells us far otherwise. But this is not a purely negative observation, it tells us much about Christ Himself and truth.
How to Share The Faith With Your Child
Sharing our faith with our children involves more than we might think. It involves not just what we say but how we say it within the whole context of raising a child.
How Do I Know My Sins Have Been Forgiven?
Some people know, believe and have sought the mercy of forgiveness but from time to time they may wonder: am I forgiven? We can only depend on the grace and promises of God but there are also evidences of forgiveness that can help us.
Does the Future Have a Church?
In the midst of a generation of radical change we ask, what is the Church’s future? David Dickson shows us where we can find solid and even unshakeable assurance that the Church will both endure and be established.
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