The Priesthood
The theme of reconciliation is as old as humanity itself. Because of sin, humans damaged their relationship not only with God but also with their…
Read MoreThe theme of reconciliation is as old as humanity itself. Because of sin, humans damaged their relationship not only with God but also with their…
Read MoreJesus has entrusted us with a critical rescue mission where eternal destinies hang in the balance. Most of us realize we let Jesus down. Our…
Read MoreThe 2000 movie Pay It Forward tells the story of a seventh grader named Trevor, whose new social studies teacher issues an assignment to think…
Read MoreWord-plays on “the center” and “centering” have come to my attention often in my new role at the Artios Center for Vibrant Leadership. Books I’ve…
Read More“I’d like to be baptized someday, but I don’t think I’m ready yet. I need more time.” I’ve heard statements along these lines several times. Those…
Read MoreWe are besieged in our culture with messages about situational ethics and moral relativism. “If it feels good, do it,” we have been told for…
Read MoreIs it possible to experience a church environment with singing, reading Scripture, preaching, and celebrating every Sabbath, without fully experiencing the lordship of Jesus Christ?…
Read MoreIn a recent BA and quarterly, I’ve seen Sabbath described as a gift. Does this mean that Sabbathkeeping is optional? Let’s begin with the…
Read MoreWe cannot truly belong to Christ if we try to earn our salvation.
Read MoreSeeing our need for transformation before we respond to the Great Commission.
Read MoreHere we come to the end of our three-part discussion of the Calvinist TULIP. Since Artios Christian College and Lead Up are ministries of the Church of God…
Read MoreMy church is not an ordinary church. If you’ve never been to a prison chapel to hear the inmates testify and sing about God’s amazing…
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