The Cure We Need
Let us honestly confront our own mortality; let us live for the reality of eternity, not just for the moment.
Let us honestly confront our own mortality; let us live for the reality of eternity, not just for the moment.
Let us trust God for the miracle of our children’s salvation.
The moment we no longer fear sin, we are vulnerable.
You may see ten thousand beautiful things in this world, but the city that Abraham caught a glimpse of and, from that time, became a pilgrim and sojourner—you shall never see unless you are born again.
According to the Bible, you cannot believe without the action and direct intervention of the Holy Spirit because it isn’t just an intellectual issue, it is a heart issue.
God takes His revelation seriously.
There is no use in running before you are sent; there is no use in attempting to do God’s work without God’s power.
When we worry, we diminish our value!
Pastor Philip Miller reflects on the incredible blessings of growing up in America and celebrating the 4th of July. But as meaningful as our freedom is, he points to an even greater privilege that completely changes how we view our citizenship.
Let us be hearers and, for the glory of God, also be doers of the Word.