More than 500 years have passed since the day a monk and his mallet changed the world. Yet, that day and its corresponding lessons are worthy of our remembrance on this day.

The ascension of Christ is not only a great FACT of the New Testament, but a great FACTOR in the life of Christ and Christians, and no complete view of the faith is possible unless the ascension is included.

Our faith is one that sings! One of the most encouraging sounds is hearing men lifting their voices in song unashamedly, boldly, and worshipfully.

For many the doctrine of election is an unexplored truth of Scripture. Growing up in church I never remember the word or subject ever being spoken or preached. Many others, no doubt, could say the same. It is unfortunate that this is so. In this post you’ll find a link to paper I wrote more than a decade ago as I explored the truth of election from Scripture.

Are you still celebrating Easter? If we allow Easter to remain confined to only a day on the calendar and celebrated equally as such the full impact of the resurrection has gone unrecognized. Easter must cause us to daily contemplate and celebrate the identity and work of Jesus, the resurrected Christ, in our lives.

In these days of great anxiety we must learn to feed our faith and not our fears. When we do we’ll discover Psalm 34:8 is as true as ever!

Perhaps what we will discover is that one of the best ways for the church to promote the sanctify of life is right in the church pew. When old and young sit and worship together and recognize the value of all.

Here’s a simple resolution that can make a profound change in your life.

Not all preaching is created equal. This inequality is not based on the preacher or the sermon style, but rather the underlying conviction from which the sermon was crafted.