“And although you were formerly alienated and hostile in mind, engaged in evil deeds, yet He has now reconciled you in His fleshly body through death, in order to present you before Him holy and blameless and beyond reproach” (Colossians 1:21-22).

Christians are people who have been reconciled to God (see also Romans 5:10; 2 Corinthians 5:18-19). As we saw last week, reconciliation means that a relationship that was wrecked is now restored. In the passages above, it is our relationship to God that is in view. Sin estranges each of us…

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Millennial and Gen Z Thank you for opening our eyes to some serious needs to change. I know that may not be what you were expecting to hear. I know your generation has taken a beating in the media (and … Read More →

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Preachers Fishing for Sinners When you are in a foreign country, there are always language mistakes you are going to make.  I made a fairly humorous one this year in San Jose, Costa Rica.  Myself and a team of others … Read More →

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Inspiración, Revelación e Interpretación La diferencia que existe entre Inspiración, Revelación e Interpretación y como distinguirla. Es muy fácil poder opinar de un tema y caer en el error de hacerlo a la ligera. Nosotros deberíamos ser estudiantes diligentes de … Read More →

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Open Door Shut Door Jesus’ words in the parable of the ten virgins have a great application in the way we live our lives. Those virgins who failed to bring enough oil for their lamps found themselves unprepared for the … Read More →

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            We’ve all been the visitor before.  We’ve felt the awkwardness or even fear of walking into a new place for the first time.  We know the difference between a friendly church and those assemblies where we didn’t feel very welcome.

            The importance placed on the visitor is seen in many places we frequent.  They may have a Visitor Center or offer Visitor Parking.  Hospitals have Visiting Hours.  Shouldn’t the visitor be taken care of when they come to the house of the Lord?  

As we start the beginning of a new year, we find many people who will make New Year’s Resolutions. Some will resolve to make better health decisions, better financial decisions, or to be a better person in general. Really, when we resolve to do something, we are basically saying we are going to change our habits. Therefore, I want to suggest six things that should be apart of our daily lives. If they are not, then we should resolve to make these things apart of our daily activity. Let us brake down the word “habits” and see what we should…