A Christian man is a fighting man. He fights for the right things, with the right motives, and in the right ways.
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Fight The Good Fight
A Christian man is a fighting man. He fights for the right things, with the right motives, and in the right ways.
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How Can You Tell If Your Pastor Is A Coward?
There appears to be a growing divide in American Evangelicalism. Whether it be the political sphere, cultural sphere, or church sphere, the “middle ground” seems to be rapidly disappearing. Today, pastors are either bold or compromising. So how can Christians quickly identify whether or not a specific pastor is a coward, before investing multiple years in that local church?
Protecting the Sheep
Scripture has two clear qualifications for Elders: 1) They must be able to “instruct in sound doctrine.” 2) They must be able to “rebuke those who contradict it.” Faithful pastors cannot merely teach the truth, they must also diligently work to expose error.
Experiencing Persecution
Have you ever experienced persecution for following Jesus? There is really only one way to avoid persecution as a Christian. Watch this episode to find out!
The Gates of Hell Will Not Prevail
The Church is the most powerful offensive weapon on earth. God has not simply called his people to defend the faith, but to actively push back against the powers of darkness.
Fight the Good Fight
The Christian life is a fight. We were not born in a time of peace, but a time of war. The question is, who are we fighting and how can we fight well?
Is Confidence A Christian Trait?
Do you view confidence as arrogance? Is it ever permissible for Christians to be confident? Watch this clip as Pastor Joel explores these questions.
How We Correct Depends On Who We Correct
How we choose to correct others should be determined by who we are correcting. Our tone should be appropriately suited for our audience.
Faithful Christianity In The Midst Of A Post Modern & Feminist Culture
We are often far too quick to write-off someone who holds to traditional views as a fundamentalist or ultra-conservative. However have we considered that perhaps we are being influenced by the feminism and post-modernism of our culture more than we would like to admit?
Imitating All Of Christ
Most of us would probably say it is always a sin to mock others. However, in the earthly ministry of Christ we see him frequently utilizing satire and other forms of strong language in order to address his opposition. If we are truly called to imitate Christ, should we seek to imitate this aspect of Christ’s ministry as well?