One of the saddest realities of living in a fallen world is that everything is broken. The world is broken. Our minds are broken. Our emotions, feelings, and behaviors are broken. Even the frozen coffee machine at Cumberland Farms is broken…

There are some expressions of worship that God accepts and there are some that He outright rejects. Knowing what God requires in Scripture will help us worship God in ways that He desires.

The pastor's job is preach truth with boldness, preach truth with love and tenderness for his people, and to understand the Gospel so well that he can lead people to dive in and drown in the grace of God. That is what Biblical preaching is.

A pastor's always ready to share the truth of God to God's people. But what method governs his actions? Is there a Biblical model for how he must preach? And, how will knowing this help us become better equipped to hear and learn from his sermons?

Preachers aren't called to a trivial work; they are called to herald God's Words. That calling comes with wonderful blessings for the faithful but severe consequences to those who neglect it. Today we learn what God has to say about it.

How does God desire to be worshipped? Does He have a framework in Scripture to guide us? Or do we have the freedom to define it however we like? Check out the blog to find out more!

The worst of all outcomes is that many ministries have made the pathway to hell so comfortable so that sinners never sense a need to turn away from that awful road and onto the narrow way.

We were made to praise God, but the default mode of our hearts is to find satisfaction in ourselves. We turn praise of God inward upon ourselves and it is ruining us! Check out today's blog on how Christ heals us from diordered praise.