Throughout church history, the lines have been blurred between three essential aspects or phases of salvation, which has resulted in confusion concerning how we are sanctified; that is, how we become holy in our daily experience of the Christian life. In order to make consistent progress ourselves and most effectively disciple others, we need a regular refresher in the doctrine of salvation. Continue Reading →
Read MoreRecently, I’ve needed to bring biblical clarification to others regarding the popular teaching known as “Boundaries.” Here are three articles I reviewed which I, again, found very helpful: Better Than Boundaries – While “boundaries” is a one-word, seemingly all-purpose answer,
Read MoreThe prophet Samuel recognized prayer as part of the will of God. When the people of Israel realized the sinfulness of their demand for a human king in the place of God’s sovereign rule, they begged Samuel to intercede for
Read MoreTo the church of God that is in Corinth, to those sanctified in Christ Jesus, called to be saints together with all those who in every place call upon the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, both their Lord and
Read MoreThe New Testament uses four different words to emphasize the more concentrated aspect of disciple-making that we call counseling. The meanings and uses of these words help us to envision a well-rounded ministry that is geared toward helping people change.
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