When Christians learn to lament well by crying out to God for deliverance, remembering what He did in the past, finding hope and refuge in Him, and committing to praise Him no matter what, they are strengthened to live by faith and glorify God even in the midst of suffering.
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Through David and Solomon’s kingship, one can learn about the justice, mercy, and faithfulness of God.
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Christians miss a lot of theological insights and biblical principles when they do not understand how their union with Christ relates to their salvation.
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There needs to be a clear understanding of the role and person of the Holy Spirit if the church is to grow spiritually.
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The modern period witnessed different views of sanctification among Protestants. In A Tale of Two Pieties, William Evans explored the contours and implications of two pieties: the “nurture” model and the “conversionist” model.
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The contemporary church needs to rediscover the Reformers' view of justification if they want their members to walk in a manner worthy of the gospel
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Why is it important for a believer to recognize the “already but not yet” concept of the kingdom of God?
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One cannot ignore the necessity of biblical leadership especially in a time when the church’s moral and doctrinal fidelity is being challenged by a perverse and crooked generation.
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We live in an age where it’s very easy for pastors to focus on the breadth of the ministry rather than the depth.
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With so many pastors leaving the ministry, church leaders need to understand the importance of spiritual formation and its role in their life and ministry.
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