October 8, 2012
by Danielle Nunez
Posts: 26
Sin is such a powerful beast. Full of deceit and disillusionment, it easily devours the best of intentions by slowly turning one’s affections from Christ to self. It’s such a natural flow in one’s heart, that it almost seems too … Continue reading
July 21, 2012
by John Pleasnick
Posts: 303
The answer comes from John Piper, in an interview by Tim Challies on sanctification. Why do believers need to continually confess their sins to receive forgiveness for them? If Christ has paid for sins past, present, and future, what actually … Continue reading
July 3, 2012
by Scott Phillips
Posts: 25
I am writing this blog on June 20th. Why is that relevant? Well, today, in Wilmore, KY “Ichthus” —- the longest running annual Christian music festival in the nation – began. Now, back in 1985 roadtrips were still affordable. I … Continue reading
January 24, 2012
by Julie Cudney
Posts: 46
Yesterday was our home visit for our home study, which, for those who don’t know, is the process that approves a couple to be able to adopt. For more than a month, I had poured over every detail of our … Continue reading
November 15, 2011
by Danielle Nunez
Posts: 26
It took years for the State of California to put my biological father on trial. Ironically, it took longer to get him into the courtroom than it did for him to pay for his crimes. A childhood full of abuse was paid for in just 3 short years! And as I searched for his status on the Megan’s Law website last week, I discovered he lives only 18 miles away from me! A man capable of committing such heinous acts against his own children is free! And yet instead of anger at his sin, I find myself broken over my own sin. Continue reading