As seen in His temptation in the wilderness, His retreating into prayer alone with the Father, or His pleading before God in Gethsemane, Jesus committed Himself to private, undistracted time with God…
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I came across a provocatively titled video, “Ethnic Gnosticism” by Voddie Baucham, last week and gave it a watch. I’ve now watched it a second time because I found it very helpful in processing through many of the thoughts and questions I’ve had surrounding the recent events causing significant racial tension…
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Jesus and His disciples were radical in their willingness to associate with the outcasts of society; yet they did so through the very ordinary means of eating and drinking with them. In contrast, the Pharisees grumbled about this, seeing Jesus’ association with tax collectors as repugnant…
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God instructs us, though Paul’s letter to Titus, to be people zealous to do good works. It’s essential that Bible-believing Christians put our faith out there and to be symbols of God’s love for all mankind…
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Listen to this seven-part sermon series by Josh White, pastor at Door of Hope in Portland.
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