How can believers interact with a world that is ready to accept all gods, but not one God? As Alistair Begg continues his message in Isaiah, he instructs us to counteract accusations of arrogance, intolerance and non-relevance with authenticity, humility and integrity.
It’s all too common to find Christians remaining silent about their faith because they lack a thorough understanding of the Gospel or remain unconvinced of its truth and relevance. As he examines Isaiah 45:22, Alistair Begg considers the importance of courage, conviction, and compassion as Christians share the good news of the Gospel with unbelievers around them.
Following Jesus is a serious business. Our discipleship is not an overnight occurance, but instead is an ongoing, refining process. Find out how this process enables us to have an impact in our churches and society.
Jonathan Edwards, one of the towering figures in American church history left behind his infamous ‘resolutions’. In this session, Pastor John Shearer goes to Psalm 71 and discusses 7 personal resolutions he himself has made in his life. Drawing straight from the text, John talks as a pastor to pastors about the day in and day out life of what it means to follow Christ. With humility and grace, John shares how over his years in ministry God’s grace has become more and more evident to him each day.
In Paul’s brief letter to Titus, we’re reminded that God’s transforming power declares His children good. Apart from His work in our lives, our acts of service are powerless! And as a reflection of our gratitude to God, we ought to be compelled to acts of kindness and mercy.
What does it mean to be good? If the Bible teaches us that our good works aren’t enough to save us, why do Christians spend so much time trying to be good? In his letter to Titus, the Apostle Paul gives us the answer: having been transformed by God’s grace through the Gospel, we are now called to live a life that is defined by goodness in all that we do. In this series of messages, Alistair Begg unpacks what it means to live a good life in the public sphere, in our daily lives, and in our churches.
Alistair examines the message of the cross as outlined in 1 Corinthians 1: 18. He details the distinction between those who are perishing and those who are saved, then urges us to determine whether we are truly trusting in Christ for our salvation.
As we gather for the eleventh year, we’ve chosen to return to the basics of our daily ministry. We desire to have our minds engaged and souls stirred as we consider God’s call upon our lives as ministers of the Gospel. In his book, The Priority of Preaching, Christopher Ash reminds us that, “…to be a preacher is one of the most deeply humbling experiences in the world. Preaching drives us to our knees, puts gigantic butterflies in our stomachs, and makes us cry out, ‘Who is sufficient for these things?’”. We pray that through these messages, we may be ...
As followers of Christ, we must recognize that Jesus as Prophet, Priest and King is the tie that binds not only history and the universe, but also encompasses our lives.
When Mark writes with great detail about an encounter between Jesus and a man who is deaf and unable to talk, Alistair draws parallels between Jesus’ response and body language to remind us of the importance of meeting unbelievers at their point of need.
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