I just finished reading Dever’s book on personal evangelism. The book was given to all those attending the Together for the Gospel conference. I was happy to receive it…even though I had purchased it the week before and was already half-way through reading it! Ha!

The book is great. With only a little more than 100 pages, it is not exhaustive on the topic. But, it is especially helpful in…click here to read more.

Tiffany (my wife) and I love our children (Silas, Mercy, Justus, and Ruby), and we are constantly looking for opportunities to teach our children (particularly our older children) about Christ.

Last Saturday I took my son, Silas, to a funeral. He recently turned four, and this was the first funeral he’s been to.

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Jesus made a shocking statement in Matthew 5:29.

Matthew 5:29
29“If your right eye makes you stumble, tear it out and throw it from you; for it is better for you to lose one of the parts of your body, than for your whole body to be thrown into hell.

I’ve heard this verse referenced a lot by Christians, but they always seem to leave off the last part - the part about hell. That’s too bad.

The sobering truth is, you and I will be thrown into hell if we don’t tear out our eye when we need to.

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We are far more influenced by our world and times than we realize or care to see. We look back in history at professing Christians excusing slavery and say, “Didn’t they get it?” Or we see the church’s marriage with the state in Reformation times and wonder, “Couldn’t they see the confusion this caused?” Yet I often wonder what Christians of other times would point out in our lives and say, “Don’t you get it?”

I read an article from Grace to You’s website that gives insight into some answers. Let me give you a taste that may encourage you to read it. Read on…