Sin & Repentance

Paul tells his readers they’re fools to believe they can perfect themselves without the cross of Christ. How does that look in your life? Continue Reading …

Perfect peace is found when my eyes are fixed on Jesus, not the storm or the waves around me. Continue Reading …

While shame says we can’t, Jesus says that in Him, we can. Continue Reading …

The moment we become covenant makers with wickedness, we become covenant breakers with holiness. Continue Reading …

It is possible to live a life free of envy, but it won’t happen apart from Christ. Continue Reading …

We tend to make light of envy; the Bible does not. Continue Reading …

We confess. Christ cleanses. This is the way to live pure, unleavened lives. Continue Reading …

What began as a little drip of water soon became a big shower. Continue Reading …

Do you punish yourself for past sin? Are you hoping that good behavior, time—or even death—will somehow free you from your guilt? Take heart! Out of His great love for you, God has provided a better a Continue Reading …

Change takes more than “I’m sorry.” Continue Reading …

Whatever your circumstances, God is there for you. Continue Reading …

We are passionate about many things, but how zealous are we for the state of our heart? Continue Reading …

How are we supposed to feel when other Christians miss God’s mark? How do we deal with that disappointment? Continue Reading …

Where do we attempt to quench our thirst? From leaking cisterns or from the well that never runs dry? Continue Reading …

Whenever someone asks me about the True Woman ’18 Conference, I always go back to the empty chairs. Continue Reading …

We need eyes to see sin as it truly is: death. Continue Reading …

Am I without sin? Am I in a position to judge? Perhaps Jesus is asking you to back away and give Him the room. Continue Reading …

True, Christ-centered friendship knows how to wound faithfully. Continue Reading …

Is your sin really hiding in your junk drawer? Continue Reading …

Knowing God exposes our indwelling depravity. And therefore, knowing God requires repentance. Continue Reading …

The moment our salvation becomes ordinary, we open the door for something else to captivate our hearts: apathy toward God and the gospel. Continue Reading …