Thus far in this blog series on grace we have examined what grace is, where it begins, how it ought to impact our treatment of one another, and how it becomes the atmosphere in which we grow. We have also examined some of the important doctrinal questions surrounding grace,...
“And the angel of the LORD appeared unto him in a flame of fire out of the midst of a bush” (Exodus 3:2).
The business of on-the-spot, spur-of-the-moment testifying / witnessing...
The present pandemic of Coronavirus felt around the world has people taking a fresh look at a very old theological question of why an all-powerful, all-loving God does not end the pandemic and other evils. What answer does Scripture give? Does being a Christian provide...
Note: by Joe Cassada
Welcome to the fourth and final article in this series within a series. If I may, I’d like to preface this last post with a word of thanks to Tom Brennan for entrusting me with the important task of...
The quick spike in Coronavirus cases and lockdowns around the world have left many in ministry scratching our heads about how to engage the local church and the community in this new age of social distancing. We started a discussion around the topic at the IBNet forum. ...
A Summary of
Biblical Words for Infectious Outbreaks
The outbreak of the coronavirus disease called COVID-19 has surprised many of us. Yet infectious outbreaks and pandemics are nothing new. They’ve...
“And being not weak in faith…he staggered not at the promise of God through unbelief; but was strong in faith” (Romans 4:19, 20 excerpted).
Abraham, known...
This is the third in a four post mini-series on legalism set within the context of this series on grace. These are by Pastor Joe Cassada of the Solid Rock Baptist Church in Maryland Heights, Missouri.
In the last two posts,...
“...that men ought always to pray, and not to faint..lest by her continual coming...” Luke 18:1, 5
First...