Warning about second-generation Christian leadership

Be cautious about second-generation Christian leadership. If we look at Biblical precedent, the second generation almost never ends well.

God warns us that spiritual gifts and Christian leadership cannot be inherited by bloodline. True calling requires a personal response to Christ; remember, every believer is a first-generation child of God through the Holy Spirit. Continue ReadingWarning about second-generation Christian leadership

Are you addicted to godly service? Do you follow those who are?

Are you truly devoted? Discover why Christian life demands an addiction to godly service, modeling Christ’s humility. Learn how following those who exhibit a servant spirit honors God and advances His kingdom. Continue ReadingAre you addicted to godly service? Do you follow those who are?

Leadership responsibility of godly husbands

True godly leadership demands accountability, not blame-shifting like Adam. Discover how to shoulder responsibility in your marriage by following Christ’s example of sacrificial service. This guide illuminates the calling for every faithful husband. Continue ReadingLeadership responsibility of godly husbands

The Christian work ethic

A godly work ethic teaches that our faith requires works, not just words. Discover how to improve your service to employers and employees by working heartily in every task, doing all things in the name of the Lord Jesus. Continue ReadingThe Christian work ethic

Separated Christians (from sin to God through the gospel but not from each other)

Sinners were separated from God by a vast chasm of sin, but Christians are separated by God for service

Beloved, we must remember that though Christians are separated from sin by the gospel, God calls us to deep unity. We remain one body in Christ, reconciled to God and committed to sharing His glorious truth together. Continue ReadingSeparated Christians (from sin to God through the gospel but not from each other)