Monthly Q&A: September 2020
Q: If believers are free from the power of Satan (Col. 1:13), then why do they still sin? A: In Colossians 1:13 it says that God has rescued us from […]
Category Archives: Grace
2020 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Summit
The 2020 Coalition to End Sexual Exploitation Global Summit is online this year! We are very excited about the opportunities this provides, including the participation of abolitionists from all corners of the […]
Monthly Q&A: May 2020
Q: What did Paul mean when he talked about “ascending” and “descending” in Romans 10:6-7? A: When determining the meaning of Romans 10:6-7, as is important with any biblical text, […]
Monthly Q&A: April 2020
Q: Since Jesus calls us to be selfless in serving others, is it selfish to seek time to rest from serving others? A: Time alone and rest are just as […]
Monthly Q&A: March 2020
Q: How did Jesus respond to the poor and to children, and how should Christians respond? A: Just as Jesus did, Christians should have a large heart for children. Christ […]
Monthly Q&A: February 2020
Q: If there is habitual sin in my life, does it mean I’m not saved? A: Habitual sin certainly appears to be and is inconsistent with the newness of life […]
Monthly Q&A: December 2019
***This post is a monthly product of Justin’s work with GotQuestions.org. You can also find answers to many of your questions there. To ask questions of your own, visit the […]
Thoughts on Keeping a Daily Journal
I began a new habit in 2019. I took a few moments at the end of each day to write down a summary of what happened. Nothing super in-depth. Just […]
Caring for Others When Life Doesn’t Go As Planned
Life often comes with its fair share of cultural expectations. It’s expected that you’ll go to college. It’s expected that you’ll land that big job. It’s expected that you’ll get […]
Blind Faith
Many people believe that Christian “faith” means believing without, or despite, any proof for what we believe. That statement is 100% true — if you define Christian faith as completely […]
