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The Lord sets our agenda and defines our ambitions. Let us not forget then that the Lord has equipped us with a gospel that is sufficient not just for salvation but sanctification.

Many of us would love to see our churches be places where this kind of deep love and affection is on display between one another, and we often plan fellowship events to help foster that kind of love.

Evangelizing is a difficult task because it is an intimidating task. Yet, the Word of God provides confidence and help for the witnessing believer.

Our Lord is exceptional. His attributes and actions inspire awe and compel worship.

Using the faithful illustration, I decided to take it a step, or rung, further. I began to contemplate why ladder logic should be avoided—especially when it comes to laboring in God’s harvest-ready white fields

What we believe about Jesus Christ and His lordship is revealed by how we respond to his authority.

The Lord indeed tasked each individual with a responsibility for the Great Commission, and sometimes we undertake that task on our own.

The Lord works with precision, using each moment to its fullest potential to accomplish His goal. An all-knowing, all-wise God is a tremendous confidence to the witnessing believer.

God’s Word clearly sets out the priorities that we as believers are to practice. In the context of worry, Jesus, in His delivery on the Galilean mountainside, reminds us that our priorities are to be spiritual.

Be constant in prayer. Those words persist throughout the New Testament, being found in several variations