• Posted in Relationships, Service, Vision, Youth Ministry
A couple weeks ago (Sunday, January 20), the youth group set up an enormous shipping center in our church to bless our troops.
• Posted in Prayer, Pro-life, Service
It's Sanctity of Life Sunday. Where are we in the battle against abortion? Two big fronts we support are policy advocacy and pregnancy centers, but first we must be God's soldiers praying humbly before Him.
• Posted in Evangelism, Service, Women’s Ministry
Lisa Strite writes about serving the needy and evangelizing the lost at Raleigh Rescue Mission.
• Posted in Discipleship, Evangelism, Gospel, Life in the Church, Mission, Service, Vision, Women’s Ministry
Julie Roe reposts on serving the needy at the Holly Springs Food Cupboard.
• Posted in Evangelism, Life in the Church, Mission, Service, Vision, Women’s Ministry
Glenda Arnold share about serving the needy and evangelizing the lost at With Love From Jesus.
• Posted in Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, News
Richard Phillips will be in town soon to teach on his book The Masculine Mandate at the Raleigh Convention Center for free on January 25-26.
• Mike Marshall • Posted in Gospel, Grace, Suffering
A meditation on God's unexpected. Remembering Whose grace it is that is sufficient, fighting the inner turmoil and remorse that often exists when one receives salvation but not another, and looking at what God has done.
• Posted in Biblical Manhood and Womanhood, Book Reviews, Sanctification
"No manliness no maturity! No discipline no discipleship! No sweat no sainthood!" (15). This captures the message Kent Hughes delivers in Disciplines of a Godly Man (Crossway, 2001).
• Posted in Bible, Devotions, Discipleship, New Testament, Old Testament, Sanctification
New Year's is a good time to think about your Bible reading and what changes you might make for the coming year. Here's a new reading plan organized around "the story line of the Bible: God's plan of redemption.
• Posted in Bible, Book Reviews, Discipleship, New Testament
Ever read through a passage of Scripture and thought, "Ok....not sure what that was about or how it connects to my life"? Cross-references and commentaries can help connect the dots, but not just any commentary.