Church Leaders Update

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  Is Mercy Killing Biblical? I really don’t want to die a lingering death in horrible pain or gasping for breath. Does the Bible advocate mercy killing? Doesn’t God hate to see his children suffer? Dr. Roger Barrier Jan 19, 2021
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  6 Scriptures for When You Lose Your Focus This week it happened again. One thing after another stole my attention. I allowed unwanted distraction to disrupt my days, fretting over situations out of my control. Distractions turned to frustrations,... Kristine Brown Jan 19, 2021
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  What Pronoun Is Used for the Holy Spirit: He, She, or It? Whichever way we choose to refer to God does not change God’s nature, and it is the same with the Holy Spirit. As long as we are in full understanding that the Holy Spirit is a person, a full and complete... Jessica Brodie Jan 12, 2021
• Russell Moore: Romans Can Guide Us Forward from the Capitol Insurrection This is not a gospel presentation, but I would suggest that, while the entire Bible speaks to the roots of this crisis, we can, just from the Book of Romans, see where we are to go from here. Russell Moore Jan 12, 2021
• 10 Prayers to Pray in a Pandemic When the panic or uncertainty of pandemic pressures threaten your focus or faith, here are 10 redemptive prayers. Dr. James Emery White Jan 12, 2021
• How Does God Feel When I Sin? The good news, pronounced through the entirety of Scripture, is that God responds to our sin with the offer of salvation and grace. God is steadfast in love and infinite in mercy. While it may be true that... Rev. Kyle Norman Jan 12, 2021
• What Could Keep My Prayers from Being Answered? When we only seek the hand of God to get our needs met, we will often ignore our sins because were more concerned with our wants and issues than our relationship with Him. But, when we seek His face in the... Dr. Roger Barrier Jan 12, 2021
• 20 Uplifting Bible Verses to Encourage Your Daily Walk Ask any child or adult to describe their lives and more than likely they will share personal stories of both positive and negative experiences. This is true for Christians and non-Christians... Aaron D'Anthony Brown Jan 12, 2021
• Why We Need to Look to God after National Calamity There will be many voices in the coming days telling us to seek the wisdom of political maneuvering, the necessity of reform, and the need for unity. All of these things are good and should be considered.... Dr. Michael A. Milton Jan 12, 2021
• Should We Hold Christian Leaders Accountable, even after They’ve Passed? Should Christians preserve the legacy of the person who is no longer with us, even if they made mistakes? Or should we also bear in mind that they may have caused hurt? And how do we reconcile both as... Hope Bolinger Jan 05, 2021
• Why the Lord Is So Tough with Some of His Best People Jesus believes in you. That’s why the early disciples were honored to suffer for the Lord (Acts 5:41). Some may say, “I wish He didn’t have so much confidence in me.” Be faithful, friend. You'll be glad you... Joe McKeever Jan 05, 2021
• 54 Sermons to Kickstart the New Year  As you enter this new year—be inspired to use these to help prepare your own messages. Dr. Ray Pritchard Jan 05, 2021