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Category: Walk Through the Gospels
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Come Unto Me
There is a true rest in the grace of God when we see that Jesus truly did “pay it all.”
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Hidden Things
Jesus plainly teaches that the Father is revealed to God’s people by the Son. This is an act of His sovereign will, choice, and power. It is not contingent upon man’s choice or acceptance
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Woe!
Let us not point the finger at some other city or nation. Let us not exalt ourselves and say that is talking about some other church or individual. Our belief is reflected in our actions (James 2:18). If we are not transforming our lives in thankfulness to the grace of God bestowed upon us, we…
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Child’s Play
Jesus plainly says that there are some who truly do love God and want to hear from Him. They seek out truth. And even though they are sometimes errant in their ways, they are not interested in just playing church. They truly want to glorify God in their worship.
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Violence
In order to truly dwell in the kingdom of God (and not just visit from time to time), we need to understand what things, situations, relationships, etc. work against our discipleship.
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God’s Preacher
Perhaps the church we need and the preacher we need is not in the biggest building with the fanciest decorations and best band.
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The Miracle of the Gospel
Perhaps we have too low a view of what is happening when a man is blessed of God to preach and teach exactly what we need when we need it.
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Doubt
When we doubt, we need to flee to the Rock of Ages! When overwhelmed with doubts and fear, Great God, do Thou my spirit cheer; Let not mine eyes with tears be fed, But to the Rock of Ages led!
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Resurrecting Power
I challenge those that claim to have the power or means to cause the new birth to raise themselves from the dead three days later! Oh wait, they can’t hear me!
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Jesus Came (To All Those He Resurrected)
We cannot bring ourselves to Christ, nor would we have the desire to come to Him. And, even if our loved ones desired that we be raised to spiritual life, they do not have the power to bring us to Christ.