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Category Archives: Gospel
The Wonderful Cross: Christ Crucified, Part 3
Paul understands the cross as the answer to our most practical problems. As we noted in the previous posts, Paul writes his letter to the Corinthians to correct some of the problems going on in this church. And boy, there … Continue reading
Posted in 1 Corinthians 13, Church, Culture, Discipleship, Faith, God, Gospel, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Marriage, Parenting, Preaching, Scripture, The Wonderful Cross, Theology
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The Wonderful Cross: Christ Crucified, Part 2
We’ll begin our series in 1 Corinthians. Paul begins this letter to the Christians in Corinth by mentioning the name of Jesus ten times in the first ten verses. His introduction goes back and forth between referring to “Jesus Christ” … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, God, Gospel, Jesus, Philosophy, Preaching, Scripture, The Wonderful Cross, Theology
Tagged 1 Corinthians 1, Alexamenos, Christ crucified, Justin Martyr
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The Wonderful Cross: Christ Crucified, Part 1
A few years ago, a 14-foot bronze cross was stolen from a cemetery in Little Rock, Arkansas. The cross had stood at the entrance to that cemetery for more than 50 years. It was originally placed there in 1930 and … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Gospel, Jesus, Preaching, The Wonderful Cross, Theology
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2022: Moving Forward
I really love this time of year. Let me be clear: it has nothing to do with the weather. After a couple of nights with temperatures in the 20s around here, I can’t wait for spring to arrive! No, I … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety, Blessings, Church, COVID-19, Culture, Devotional, Disappointment, Discipleship, Faith, Family, God, Gospel, Hope, Huntsville, Imago Dei, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Scripture, Social Issues
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Baja 2021
We just returned from an incredible week of service and encouragement among our brothers and sisters in Christ in Baja, Mexico. I love that we were able to serve together as a family. Praying we get many more opportunities like … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Church, Discipleship, Faith, Family, Gospel, Ministry, Missiology
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Psalm 7: Refuge
One of the great comforts in the Scriptures is the way the term “refuge” is applied to God. David cries out to God in seek of a place of safety and salvation. O Lord my God, in you do I … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Faith, God, Gospel, Jesus, Missiology, Psalms, Scripture, Theology
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Psalm 6: Drenched Couches
Sorry for the long delay between Psalm posts. I’ve been a little discouraged but now I’m back in the groove of writing again. Psalm 6 is a cry for healing amid the weight of grief and anguish. David begins this … Continue reading
Posted in Devotional, Disappointment, Faith, God, Gospel, Prayer, Psalms, Scripture
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Wineskins Magazine: Balancing Grace and Truth
I recently wrote an article for Wineskins magazine entitled “Balancing Grace and Truth.” Here is a link to the article if you’d like to check it out.
Posted in Devotional, Faith, Gospel, Jesus, Scripture
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A New Day: Garland Instead of Ashes, Part 4
When the Sabbath was past, Mary Magdalene, Mary the mother of Jesus, and Salome bought spices, so that they might go and anoint him. Mark 16:1 Sabbath restrictions officially ended on Saturday evening around 6pm — technically it was after … Continue reading
Posted in Blessings, Eschatology, Faith, God, Gospel, Hope, Isaiah, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Scripture, Theology
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A New Day: Garland Instead of Ashes, Part 2
The Gospel writers make it very clear: Jesus died when He gave up His spirit. He was unjustly tried and beaten, as we discussed last week; but He died in the precise manner and at the precise moment that aligned … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, God, Gospel, Isaiah, Jesus, Kingdom Values, Scripture, Theology
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