I’ve heard testimonies of those who hit rock bottom, cried out to Jesus, and experienced instantaneous deliverance from addiction, mental illness, or spiritual attack. That, unfortunately, is not my story. Mine is a story of progressive resurrection, of slow, painful healing.
In this excerpt from the recently released Peace over Perfection, author Faith Chang explores ways that God’s law leads to freedom, not restriction.
In this excerpt from the recently released Predestination, author Andrew David Naselli explores biblical passages that help believers know they are saved.
In this excerpt from the recently released Land of My Sojourn, author Mike Cosper reminds readers that sometimes our failure might be part of God’s purposes for us.
In this book excerpt from the recently released book We Shall all Be Changed, author Whitney K. Pipkin reminds readers to settle what we believe about death before death comes.
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I wanted nothing to do with the church. Then everything changed when a guitar teacher quit his job and planted a church in our town of 700 and became our gospel preacher.
Sometimes I would rather be done with the local church than remain. But the Lord continues to bless me with his church in too many ways.
How can you grieve when every minute of your time is spent doing?
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I know the searing sting of sin that leads to death. I also know this is where Jesus met me and gave me life.
You can’t tell how common miscarriages are by the number of people talking about them. The pain of loss often lives in secrecy. But it doesn’t have to be that way.
Tim Shorey, one of our staff writers, is journaling through his struggle with stage 4 cancer. In this entry he explores what theologians call the beatific vision, that is, the beholding of the face of Christ and how that will one day change us, even glorify us.