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Every now and then, I find that some of my secular reading contains a gem or two that has interesting spiritual connotations. This week, for instance, while I was perusing the May 2008 issue of Harvard Business Review, I came across a very interesting article entitled: Strategy as a Wicked Problem.
Now, I was intrigued by their use of the term ...
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We often look at witnessing as being an activity that is primarily beneficial to the recipient of the witnessing endeavor. It is, after all, their salvation that is at stake. But, there is an oft ignored benefit to the one who is doing the witnessing -- and it is a significant one.
One of the reasons that God has commissioned us to ...
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As parents, there are a few things we should consider when we look at what the Bible tells us about training our children in matters of spiritual significance: Are we taking our responsibilities as parents seriously? Do we make our children's spiritual education a priority? Are we presenting an example that is at odds with what we tell our ...
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At the very heart of it, our salvation is based on our relationship with Jesus Christ. And yes, it does matter what we believe!
It's also very important whom we believe in, and how we maintain that relationship.
Check out the following presentation about the right type of spiritual relationship... PowerPoint 2003 format...
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Here's a common question: How important are the various beliefs that Christians have if salvation is really all about knowing Jesus?
In short, does it really matter what we believe if we all love Jesus Christ and accept Him as our Savior?
Clearly, we are not saved because of the set of beliefs we hold near and dear to our hearts. ...
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Some of the questions that often come up for new believers are: What role does the Bible play in the life of the Christian? Does the Bible save us? How important is Bible Study?
The Bible is very important to the Christian, as it is the written revelation of God. The Written Word. Its job is to point us to Jesus Christ, the ...
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