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If I start a Christian school (even though that's not explicitly what Jesus said to do), is it fair to call this endeavor a part of the Great Commission, in so far as it serves to fulfill the Great Commission? In other words, is the Great Commission merely evangelism and discipleship? Is it exclusively tied to the Church? Where does the Great Commission begin, and more specifically, where does it end?
What does it mean for someone to be a “servant-leader?” Is servant-leadership actually a good thing? What does the Bible say about this?
The Bible never condemns wealth. Money is not the root of all kinds of evil, “the love of money” is the root of all kinds of evil. So how should Christians view money?
The Scripture is clear that God is sovereign in salvation. However, Scripture is also clear about the positive effects of Godly parenting. So how do we resolve the relationship that exists between God’s sovereign election and a parent’s duty to train up their child in the way they should go.
It’s clear that many within Evangelism aren’t exactly fans of Christian Nationalism. Their strategy to destroy the movement is simple: Draw a straight line from Christian Nationalism to “White” Nationalism. Unfortunately, some misguided Christian Nationalists seem to be making it easy for our opponents. Will Christian Nationalists wind up with egg on our face? What will likely come about over the next 5 years of this movement?
Confrontation is a necessary part of following Jesus. So how should we confront others? And why is it so important not to neglect confrontation?
Pastor Joel Webbon preaches on the true nature of confession and the biblical characteristics of “godly sorrow” from Psalm 51:8-17. The contrite man does not merely ask for forgiveness, he asks to be changed.
Jesus said that if we are truly his disciples the world would hate us. However, the Bible also says that Christians should strive to have a good reputation with outsiders. So how do we reconcile these two things?
What does the Bible really teach about alcohol? Should a Christian drink? Listen to this clip to discover the biblical answer.
Christian Liberty is a precious commodity in the body of Christ. And yet, at the same time, Elders are called to preach persuasively. So how do we balance strong preaching with the freedom of an individual’s conscience?
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