The “righteous anger” of Jesus flipping tables is noteworthy in that this is a different look from the “gentle” Jesus that is so often pictured.
The “righteous anger” of Jesus flipping tables is noteworthy in that this is a different look from the “gentle” Jesus that is so often pictured.
Until we reach heaven, Christlike holiness remains the worthy goal for all of God’s people
Like those unrelenting thoughts of monsters that are common in the imaginations of small children,
we need a glimmer of light, somewhere, to pierce through the darkness.
Do you want to excel at something? Excel at this—excel at loving God and loving the people around you.
The Gospel of John is personal. Every word that John uses is carefully weighed, and skillfully used to convey an extremely important realization, sent directly to you.
Do not back down, but go forward in faith, believing, as Jesus did, that what He asked you to do is the best thing to do
There is no wavering or fluctuation in the absolute holiness of God. There are no flaws or irregularities in its perfect brilliance. He is . . .
Would you love to go back in time and have a conversation with your younger self? What would you say?
To reach more people, we don’t need better gathering techniques; we need better discipleship.
Worry, it crushes hope, reduces sleep, stirs up our passions, and leaves us worse than it found us.
The “Sego Lily Foundation” exists to glorify God by equipping born-again Christians for the work of gospel ministry to Latter-day Saints.
The Old Testament prophet, Isaiah, brings us along with him into the throne room of heaven.
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