Satan’s demise is foretold in the story of the fall of Lucifer as told in Isaiah.
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The book of Job presents Satan as a heavenly being inside the Lord’s celestial assembly who raises questions about character and motive and instigates divine action.
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Letting Leviticus Seep into Your Soul
By Jay Sklar
Christians can be changed by the rich lessons this book teaches.
A Capital Campaign Built on Gospel Transformation
By Nancy Franson
“It’s never been about our plan. It’s always been about gospel transformation through prayer.”
“And in Jesus Christ, His Only Son, Our Lord”
By Ray Cannata and Joshua Reitano
The Creed teaches us the mystery of God. But it also points to Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who is Ruler and Lord over the entire world.
In their new book “God Dwells Among Us: Expanding Eden to the Ends of the Earth,” authors G.K. Beale and Mitchell Kim hope to “fuel the church to fulfill its mission in the world.”
Grace 101
By Sean Michael Lucas
This grace that moves toward us to regenerate, justify, and adopt us is the same grace that transforms us so that nothing about us remains the same.
Edith and Francis Schaeffer’s Ministry to Children
By Cynthia S. Fischer
The Schaeffers’ ministry to children holds many implications and admonitions for the church today.
Connecting a Congregation with God’s Word
Local Church Discovers the Power of Reading the Scriptures Together
By Carmen Sechrist
Champagne’s Sunday sermons are inspired by the previous week’s readings, which has helped keep congregants engaged and enthusiastic about the commitment to God’s Word.
Friendship in the Valley of the Shadow of Death
By Megan Fowler
As Andrew’s disease appeared and progressed, Ed helped guide Andrew and his wife, Amy, through the wilderness of terminal illness.
How to Repent of Slander in a Digital Age
By Jay Sklar, Covenant Theological Seminary
What happens if we have slandered someone publicly and want to repent? What does true repentance look like?
For McElrath, Sponsler, and countless other Christians in the sciences, the daily work of science is not a battle with their secular colleagues. Rather, the battle is with their own sinful natures.