Tullian Tchividjian is the grandson of Billy Graham. Over the last few months I have read several of his blogs that have touched my heart. I hope you enjoy this link to his article, “What Abortion?” It is a wonderful reminder about God’s amazing grace!
This Sunday we will observe a few of the ways the first church in Acts 2.41-47 experience healthy spiritual growth. In studying for this sermon I found the following article by Thom Rainer (President and CEO of Lifeway Christian Resources). It is an interesting look at five warning signs of declining church health.
For many years I have been listening to Charles Billingsley. I wanted to share with you one my favorite songs by him. I hope you enjoy the words and music, but also the wonderful picture of what our loved ones in Christ are enjoying! Thank you Jesus for making a way to spend eternity with You!
Find more music by Charles Billingsley here.
As a pastor, grief is part of your calling but how you deal with it determines your ability to continue on in ministry despite sadness of the heart. In his article, “Grace for Our Grieving,” Paul Tripp uses the Biblical story of Saul and Samuel to give some great advice for ministers in dealing with grief. If you are not a pastor, go ahead and read this wonderful message on grief. I believe the scope of these biblical truths are wide enough to apply to everyone.
Click here for Paul Tripp’s article “Grace for Our Grieving.”
This post by Drs. Les and Leslie Parrott does a wonderful job of making us think about where we find our satisfaction in life. The Bible teaches that if we have a right relationship with Jesus Christ we will be at peace with God, others, and ourselves. Too often we spend our time trying to find others who will validate our self-worth. I hope you enjoy this article: \”The Quest for Wholeness\” click here.
Bob Pittenger 