Prophets, Apostles, and other Followers of Christ do not receive a comprehensive download of all knowledge when led and guided by the Holy Spirit. Truth is progressive, and God sometimes allows people to come to the wrong conclusions while using…
This week, while writing a more lengthy study on the Laodicean message, I discovered that James White shared a most relevant story of revival on January 15, 1857, that bears deeper reflection today. The story is better known, but perhaps not…
In recent years, shifts in how information is collected, shared, and accessed, have made it more difficult to differentiate gossip from news. The two often look quite similar unless you know what to look out for. This contribution aims to…
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Many of us work tirelessly to leave our mark on human history, driven by the awareness of our fleeting mortality. As we observe our friends and family age, retire, and finally pass away, we yearn to do something significant, something…
By Eric Louw, M.Div. & Esther Louw If you’re a millennial or older, you probably grew up with the KJV, memorized Bible verses in it, and maybe even came to love the eloquence that makes it so distinct. In some…
Some who argue against the necessity of repentance for forgiveness craft their arguments with a peculiar certainty. They would have us astonishingly believe that: 1. The call to “Repent, for the kingdom of heaven is at hand” (Matt. 4:17) is…
Have you ever missed spending time with God? I don’t know about you, but early along in my Christian experience, I picked up the idea that if I wasn’t spending a minimum of ____ [time] with God every day, I…
THERE is power in grace as certainly as there is power in sin. And there is “much more” power in grace than there is in sin. For “where sin abounded, grace did much more abound.” We have found that there…
Let’s face it, most new year’s resolutions go before they come because they’re often not all that achievable. In fact, you’re probably thinking right now that reading more than 2–3 books is equally unachievable! It doesn’t have to be that…
