In Psalm 103, David meditates upon the attributes of his Heavenly Father. In doing so, he is overwhelmed with awe and wonder. As a result of his meditation, he commands himself to give praise to the Lord. Friends, this song is inspired scripture. Therefore, let us take a few minutes this morning and allow the … More We Remember, and We Jump for Joy!
Saul was Israel’s first king. Like a shooting star, his reign started out brilliantly. However, over time, his worshiped failed, his glory faded, and all became dark. The final chapter of his life is recorded in the Chronicles of Israel: So Saul died for his breach of faith. He broke faith with the Lord in that … More “Christ, You Can Have My Demerit; I’ll Take Your Merit.”
Church repentance, leading to revitalization, is to be the perpetual posture and practice of Christ’s church. Therefore, as wise and humble churches mature in their understanding of God’s good Law, their not-so-good performance, and Christ’s uber-good Gospel, they will find themsleves engaged in joyful repentance more today than ever before. Consider what we learn from … More Informed Churches — Repenting More Today than Yesterday
Unfathomable Grace 