Spiritual Questions with Scriptural Answers. — We live in a godless society. While there are certainly godly people, the majority of individuals in our world are anti-God. According to CIA World Factbook, “the fastest growing religious status may be “no religion.” This includes all kinds of atheists and agnostics.” In 2018, a poll was taken which…

Thinking about Romans 10:5. — For Moses writes about the righteousness which is of the law, “THE MAN WHO DOES THOSE THINGS SHALL LIVE BY THEM.” (Romans 10:5) Paul knew many of his fellow Israelites rejected God’s righteousness and attempted to establish their own righteousness. God’s righteousness was available to them, the same as it…

Thoughts from the book “Autopsy of a Deceased Church.” — I have a little book in my office by Thom S. Rainer titled Autopsy of a Deceased Church. His book is based on an article he wrote with the same title. What I’ve written here uses his book as a springboard for my thoughts. How many of you know of…

Thinking about Romans 10:2–4. — For I bear them witness that they have a zeal for God, but not according to knowledge. For they being ignorant of God’s righteousness, and seeking to establish their own righteousness, have not submitted to the righteousness of God. For Christ is the end of the law for righteousness to…

A guest post by Jeremy Thornton. — “Blessed are they which do hunger and thirst after righteousness: for they shall be filled.” (Matthew 5:6) When was the last time you were truly hungry or thirsty? We all begin to be hungry or thirsty during the day and we normally are able to remedy the problem without any…

A guest post by Chase Green. — I don’t know if you have ever been called a “worry wart” like I have, but some of us earn that nickname more so than others. I’m afraid I come from a long line of worriers, so, needless to say, worry has been a struggle of mine. What Jesus Said About Worry. That said, the…

Spiritual Questions with Scriptural Answers. — My late father was an avid deer hunter. He was extremely passionate and did a great deal of hunting here in South Georgia, in particular, Fitzgerald. Regrettably, we never went hunting together but I can keep his passion alive by going hunting and taking my children with me. Growing up…

There’s a sense in which “faith only” is true and a sense in which it’s false. — “Faith only” or “faith alone” has been a major debate and discussion for centuries. It’s often seen as a “central doctrine” of the Protestant Reformation. According to Martin Luther, justification by faith alone is the article on which the Church stands or falls. From my studies, I think there is…

More thoughts from Romans 10:1. — Yesterday, we considered how much Paul desired his fellow countrymen to be saved through Christ Jesus. I think that was worth considering, but it got me thinking a little more. Why did Paul care so much? …