Jonathan T.
Gripped by Grace: When the Love of Christ Controls Christian Ministry
Christian ministry isn’t a casual calling; it’s an intense spiritual warfare. It’s not just about resisting personal temptation, but actively engaging in The Lord’s battle against forces that attack God’s character, work, and people. As 2 Corinthians 10:3–6 reminds us, “the weapons of our warfare are not of the flesh, but divinely powerful for the…
The Importance of Maintaining a Servant Attitude
The modern world often operates on a transactional mindset: you do a job, you expect a reward; you help out, you expect a favor in return. Unfortunately, this “entitlement psychology” has seeped into the Christian life, leading many to believe that their spiritual duties automatically entitle them to blessings, recognition, or a life of constant…
When “Good” Becomes the Enemy of “Right”
In a world that prizes personal happiness and convenience, it’s easy for Christians to fall into a subtle but dangerous trap: choosing what feels good over what is truly right according to God’s purpose. This isn’t about choosing between good and evil; it’s about the more insidious conflict where a seemingly good intention, thought, or…
God’s Antidote to Man’s Foolishness
In an age that seems to celebrate ignorance, we are faced with a peculiar paradox: while human intellect has never been more advanced, a pervasive foolishness has taken root in our culture. We see it in the exaltation of stupidity as entertainment, the rise of social media careers built on absurdity, and a decline in…
The Pursuit of God, by A. W. Tozer
Synopsis: The Thirst for God and the Paradox of Pursuit A.W. Tozer’s The Pursuit of God stands as a timeless devotional classic that challenges the spiritual complacency and intellectualized faith prevalent in modern Christianity.1 The book’s central thesis posits that a genuine, intimate relationship with God is not merely a matter of correct doctrine or…
The True Essence of Christianity
The Bible often speaks about the importance of our attitude, not just our actions. In Philippians 2:5, the Apostle Paul challenges believers to “Have this attitude in yourselves which was also in Christ Jesus.” This isn’t just a suggestion; it is the very essence of what it means to be a follower of Christ. An…
How to do Inductive Bible Study
Inductive Bible study is a method of studying the Bible that emphasizes observation, interpretation, and application. It’s a way of letting the text speak for itself, rather than imposing your own ideas or beliefs on it. The process is a cyclical one, where you continually refine your understanding of the text through these three stages.…
10 Reasons why Logos Bible Software is your best tool for in-depth study
Logos Bible Software has long been regarded as the gold standard for in-depth biblical study and theological research. By seamlessly integrating an expansive digital library with a powerful suite of research tools, it transforms the way scholars, pastors, and students interact with sacred texts. While its core strengths—such as advanced search capabilities and original language…
Power Struggle: Choosing the Right Side
The world around us is filled with conflict. From ancient rivalries between kings and nations to the personal disputes we face every day, history is a testament to humanity’s constant struggle for power and control. We see this in the Old Testament, in the tension between Moses and Pharaoh, the rivalry of David and Saul,…