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Non-negotiable Dealbreakers: The Essential Doctrines a Church Must Not Get Wrong

Posted on July 10, 2026 by admin — Leave a reply

Non-negotiable deal-breakers are not about being difficult, divisive, or suspicious. They are about guarding the gospel, honoring Christ, and obeying Scripture. A faithful church does not need to be perfect, impressive, wealthy, famous, traditional, modern, large, or polished. But it must be biblical.

Non-negotiable dealbreakers are not matters of personality, preference, music style, building design, or ministry flavor, they are foundational truths that determine whether a church is standing on biblical Christianity or Continue ReadingNon-negotiable Dealbreakers: The Essential Doctrines a Church Must Not Get Wrong→

God’s Law Written on the Heart: The New Covenant, the Ten Commandments, and Christian Obedience

Posted on June 25, 2026 by admin — Leave a reply

Christians love the Ten Commandments because it reminds us of the grace and mercy of the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross.

Is obedience a burden? Discover how the New Covenant writes God’s holy moral will directly onto your Christian heart by the Spirit, producing Christ-powered holiness instead of legal bondage. Continue ReadingGod’s Law Written on the Heart: The New Covenant, the Ten Commandments, and Christian Obedience→

Grace, Mercy, and Peace: An Anchor for the Soul

Posted on June 15, 2026 by admin — Leave a reply

Do you struggle with earning favor? Anchor your soul in Christ’s finished work! Discover how *grace*, *mercy*, and *peace* redefine salvation. Learn why we are saved by faith alone, not works, securing true peace with God. Continue ReadingGrace, Mercy, and Peace: An Anchor for the Soul→

Jesus Denounces Moralism (The Most Respectable False Gospel)

Posted on June 10, 2026 by admin — Leave a reply

Jesus’ parable of the Pharisee and the publican is one of the clearest denunciations of moralism in all of Scripture. The shocking point is that the religious moralist went home unjustified, while the repentant sinner went home justified. The issue was not that God approves of sin. The issue was that God rejects self-righteousness and gives mercy to sinners who humble themselves before Him.

Are you confusing moralism with the true gospel? Discover why self-righteous “good works” can never earn justification. Learn how God saves us by undeserved grace through faith in Jesus Christ alone! Continue ReadingJesus Denounces Moralism (The Most Respectable False Gospel)→

Divorce and Remarriage (The Biblical Question of Abandonment)

Posted on May 20, 2026 by admin — Leave a reply

Marriage is a holy covenant that should not be broken. But the sin of abandonment can separate what God has joined.

Does abandonment free you to remarry? We explore Scripture’s guidance on divorce and remarriage, balancing the sacred covenant of marriage with necessary pastoral compassion and divine mercy. Continue ReadingDivorce and Remarriage (The Biblical Question of Abandonment)→

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