Thank God for His Holy Spirit
We can thank God for His Holy Spirit because it is He who convicts us of sin, convinces us that we can be made right with God only through the Savior, and helps us understand Satan’s power over us is broken.
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Thanking God for Everything
Can we thank God for everything? Here are seven reasons why we can thank God even when we endure trouble.
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You Can Know the One True God
Every man and woman is, by nature, lost and broken. Though body and soul are intact, Man’s spirit is a dark, godless void. Jesus came to seek and save the lost—to reclaim those who will receive Him, to restore them to wholeness, and to bring them back to the one true God forever.
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God Still Uses Champions of Faith
The “Champions of Faith” in Hebrews Chapter 11 have much to teach us about the way God works in and through His people. God used both their successes and their failures for His glory. He’s still doing that today. Yield everything to Him and He will develop you into a Champion of Faith.
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God Rules Over Life's Storms
Everyone faces storms. Rich or poor, young or old, famous or unknown, we all have trouble. What differs is our ability to weather those storms. Those who know, trust, and follow Jesus as Captain of their lives are able to stand when others fall. As the hymn writer Richard Adams notes: "He is greater than the thunder, He is mightier than the storm; He extends His hand to lift me, and protect my soul from harm.”
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We Share Jesus As We Anticipate His Return
When we consider the signs of the end times and look at current events, we ask, “When is Jesus coming again? When will the Rapture, the Great Tribulation, and the Second Coming of Christ take place?” Jesus Himself told us we won’t know the day or the hour. We do know He has told us not to fear, and He has commissioned us to share the Gospel and make disciples.
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Faith is the Heart's Response to God's Character
God reveals Himself to all people—through His work in creation, through the Bible, and through the person of His Son, Jesus. Why, then, do some believe and follow Christ and others walk away from the revelation they’ve been given? It is because, while faith in God involves the intellect, it does not arrive through knowledge alone. Just as God cannot be disproved or honestly disavowed through reason, He cannot be apprehended only through reason.
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Real Love Begins at Calvary
This month Love Worth Finding is concentrating on true love as it applies to marriage—a relationship designed by God to be shared between one man and one woman for as long as both are living on this Earth. In the sermons broadcasted on television, on radio, and available digitally, Pastor Adrian Rogers addresses the biblical foundation for marriage and for real love in the home. This article explores some of that content. If you’re not married, please don’t click away; there’s plenty of sound biblical advice that applies to your life, whatever it looks like.
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God Invites You to a Closer Walk
You are not alone. Wherever you are in your spiritual journey, God is with you. He is always calling, always inviting, and always empowering you to know Him and to walk more closely with Him. This is true whether you’re still questioning His existence and are honestly seeking, or you’ve already discovered Him, accepted His gift of salvation, and confessed Jesus as Lord of your life. It is true whether you’re a baby Christian taking your first steps or you’re a mature believer longing to walk more closely, more consistently, more confidently with your beloved Savior.
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Gratitude Makes Us More Like Jesus
God does not NEED our gratitude, but He wants our gratitude, which we express as worship. Why? Does anything we have to give enrich God? If we give him our money, his wealth does not increase—He owns “the cattle on a thousand hills.” (See Psalm 50:10.) If we give Him our strength, He is no stronger—He already upholds the Universe “by the word of His power.” (See Hebrews 1:3.) God does not learn anything if we give Him our knowledge—He “knows all things” (See 1 John 3:20.); “His understanding is infinite” (Psalm 147:5).
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