A God-Centered Conscience
We must always listen to that voice; the conscience, informed by the Spirit, warns us how sin grieves the Holy Spirit and always has negative consequences.
We must always listen to that voice; the conscience, informed by the Spirit, warns us how sin grieves the Holy Spirit and always has negative consequences.
For believers, the best is yet to come.
May we live in light of the coming judgment seat of Jesus Christ.
We should not breed division but rather strive to live at peace—even with angry skeptics who pick fights.
Go to work and these doubts will disappear.
The glories of tomorrow give us strength for the sorrows of today.
We have been bought with the same blood, and we worship the same Lord.
If properly understood, to savingly believe in Jesus means to repent; it’s an act of trust.
That contrast between Karl Marx and D.L. Moody is the story behind Dr. Erwin W. Lutzer and Dr. Gregg Quiggle's new book, Marx and Moody. It releases today.
When we worry, we diminish our value!