Radical Obedience
It’s your radical, Jesus-centered, grace-filled, others-focused, love-motivated, hardworking, sacrificial obedience that will change the world.
It’s your radical, Jesus-centered, grace-filled, others-focused, love-motivated, hardworking, sacrificial obedience that will change the world.
Have you ever stepped out in faith to follow God's will only to feel like God didn’t go with you? In this session, Tim Dilena discusses what we should do when the first step of obedience feels like we made a mistake. God is teaching us how to get back up and keep going after we've been knocked down following the Lord's call.
In the first episode of this three part series, Keith Holloway looks at the difference between a nation that stands and a nation that falls.
Keith Holloway looks at the way the book of Leviticus applies to the modern Christian’s walk with God.
This week on the Press On podcast, Keith Holloway investigates the covenant of holiness between God and his people.
Keith Holloway takes a close look at Paul’s words to Timothy in the second episode of this two-part series on strengthening ourselves in the Lord.
In her book Journey Inward, Journey Outward, Elizabeth O’Connor wrote about a unique challenge that faces all Christians in their own community.
If I seek to please man, I simply cannot be a servant of Christ. If my heart is motivated by the approval of others, my loyalties will be divided, and the driving force behind my actions will be confused. I’ll always be striving to please someone other than Jesus.
Most of America knows that the Supreme Court of the United States has ruled that the Ten Commandments are no longer required to be displayed in any government courthouse. This landmark decision has been covered exhaustively by the media, but what does the ruling mean?
The Bible makes it clear that there is a fear of the Lord that every believer is to cultivate. True fear of God includes awe and respect, but it goes much further than that.
David tells us, “An oracle within my heart concerning the transgression of the wicked: There is no fear of God before his eyes” (Psalm 36:1, NKJV). David is saying, “When I see somebody indulging in evil, my heart tells me that such a person has no fear of God. He doesn’t acknowledge the truth about sin or about God’s call to holiness.”