Good Morning Friends, In Michael Card’s account of his friendship with biblical scholar Bill Lane, The Walk, Lane became his professor, mentor, friend, and disciple maker. When Lane was dying of cancer, he chose to spend his final season near the younger man he had discipled, allowing even his death to become a final lesson … Continue reading THE WALK: HOW DOES A CHRISTIAN MAN DIE? →

Good Morning Friends, Can Christians practice genuine tolerance in a pluralistic society without quIietly surrendering Jesus’ claim to truth? Our increasingly diverse world brings people of different religions, cultures, and convictions together as neighbors. Christians should welcome that opportunity. We can defend the freedom of others because we want them to defend ours. But tolerance and truth … Continue reading Is There Another Gospel? →

Good Morning Friends, Jesus often challenged religious leaders who were more concerned with preserving rules and institutions than recognizing what God was doing right in front of them. They did not realize that their world was about to change dramatically. Could the same be true for us? What if revival comes, but it does not … Continue reading How Will You Live Your Sabbaths and Sundays If Revival Happens in a New Way? →

Good Morning Friends, Friends, we live in a deeply divided world, and sometimes it feels as though we have reached a tipping point. Yet Jesus offers something the world cannot manufacture: a unity rooted not in agreement, politics, or power, but in the transforming love of God. That kind of unity asks more of us than … Continue reading Are You Seeking Unity With Christ’s Radical Means of Justice? →

Good Morning Friends, We live in a divided time. Politics, media, technology, and even our personal relationships can tempt us to sort people into competing tribes: us and them, right and wrong, my side and their side. Sometimes our disagreements are important. But division becomes dangerous when our beliefs become less about truth and more … Continue reading When We Are So Divided, Is There a Door Numbered Three? →

Good Morning Friends, The phrase “Christ in you” is one of the most astonishing claims in Scripture. It is not a metaphor for moral improvement or a slogan for spiritual encouragement. It is the heart of the gospel’s mystery: the living Christ dwelling within human beings, transforming them from the inside out. A.W. Tozer wrote … Continue reading What Does “Christ in You” Really Means? →

Good Morning Friends, There is a profound truth woven throughout Scripture: God has not simply saved us from something; He has saved us for something. Through Jesus Christ, we have been welcomed into God's family, forgiven by His grace, and entrusted with the privilege of participating in His purposes. Yet each day we face an … Continue reading Who Is Directing Your Life? →

Good Morning Friends, Most of us read the Bible through modern eyes—Western, rational, scientific, and shaped by centuries of theological debates. But the biblical writers lived in a world alive with spiritual beings, cosmic conflict, divine councils, angels, demons, and God’s active presence. Michael Heiser’s work in The Unseen Realm reminds us that Scripture only … Continue reading How Do We Read the Bible And See What The Writers Saw? →

Good Morning Friends, A radio commentator recently blamed the Bible for America’s merit‑system problems, but such a view misunderstands Scripture. Merit has value, yet America is not a pure meritocracy. Hard work alone does not guarantee success. Too many people lack opportunity, education, support, or simple grace. Working hard has its place but more often than … Continue reading What Is Wrong With the World When Hard Work Does Not Pay Off? →