Understanding and embracing the impact of sin upon the mind, will help you learn to receive grace yourself and give grace to others.
If you understand and accept the current reign of death and the brokenness it brings, your bodily brokenness can become for you a profound means of grace.
Your willingness to clothe yourself in humility will directly correspond to your embrace of personal brokenness and your trust in the sufficiency of the cross of Christ.
God makes war against proud rebels but gives grace to those who humble themselves before Him.
God has given elders a measure of authority within the church for its good, and He expects its members to submit to their leadership in humility.
A church must understand how to discern whether a man is called to shepherding leadership if it is to preserve and protect the gospel.
Healthy churches depend on faithful leaders who are growing in an understanding of what they are to do, how they are to do it, and the goal of their work.
If you understand God’s plan for judgment and entrust yourself to Him, you will find courage and will glorify God when persecuted as a Christian.
Suffering should not surprise you but should strengthen your faith in Christ and should give you reasons to rejoice.
Living in light of the end will lead you to frequent prayer, fervent love, and faithful service.