"The heavens are telling of the glory of God..." Psalm 19:1

June is, unbeknownst to me 'til now, Men's Mental Health Awareness month. While I'm not one to govern the calendar around more modern, man-made events, the underlying mental health problems people face (specifically men in this case) are a serious one, and the church should take note, in my opinion. More to the point for today's share from ACBC is suicide, and how the church ought to approach this difficult topic. A glance at the statistics shows that men are four times more

Well, sometimes it's good to do an extra share for the week, I suppose today is one of those days. This one will be from Gotquestions, and it is about Job's three friends, and what they got right, and what they got wrong. If you're unfamiliar with the story, Job is put through a series of severe trials. As he mourns, some of his friends come to offer comfort, or as it turns out, more trials. Instead of giving him any real help, they mostly tell him that his problems are a res

Reagan Rose over at Redeeming Productivity just put out a video taking application from Galatians 6:9. I know for me, as someone who can become discouraged, it's good to hear the reminder; it's good to know that our work in the Lord is never in vain. So, I hope that regardless of what you may be going through at this time, this will be a helpful encouragement to you and me not to grow weary in doing good, because in due season, we will reap.

Have you ever felt completely justified in being angry at someone, even after knowing what Jesus says in Matthew 5:21? I know I have. In studying this passage for a lesson at church, I found it interesting and convicting that part of what Jesus was doing was removing the "loopholes," as it were, that the Pharisees were adding to the law. It seemed that as long as they hadn't actually murdered anyone, they were fine, irrespective of their heart condition. "I can't kill them, b

This short from Keith Foskey on YouTube poses an interesting question, and one that should help in our gospel conversations. I believe I have heard this before, but being reminded is definitely helpful. Not much else to say about it, just go ahead and click the link and watch it!

In the passage surrounding the raising of Lazarus, we can learn a lot of different things. But undergirding it all is the fact that Jesus is the Messiah, that He is God, and this story proves it. John sought to prove that Jesus was who He said He was by writing this gospel. Throughout this book, he shows much evidence that proves Jesus is the God-Man. As we wrap up this series on Lazarus, I want to hone in on the central element to this story: Jesus as Messiah, and briefly wh