How I Know He Lives Dave Gipson·July 30, 2022Growing up in a southern Baptist church, every Easter there were two hymns you had to sing…or you...
Take Your Best Shot: The Cross Remains Dave Gipson·May 7, 2022As we all watched the news of Notre Dame Cathedral burning on April 15, 2019, many saw it...
Charles Spurgeon’s “Morning and Evening” – November 19, Evening Spurgeon Audio Podcast·November 19, 2021“O that I knew where I might find him!” –Job 23:3 In Job’s uttermost extremity he cried after...
Redemption Is a Reset and a North Star Matt Ferris·June 14, 2021The beginning of Exodus culminates at chapter 12, the tenth plague – the death of the firstborn in...
Approaching Oz Dave Gipson·June 4, 2021“I didn’t like the other minister. He was pushy and didn’t call before he came by.” The lady...
Hey God, I Have a Question Series: What Was It Like to Watch Your Son Die? Martin Wiles·March 21, 2021I watched his labored breathing, waiting for the moment when his chest would stop fighting. As a minister,...
Room at the Top: It’s Okay to Be Seen as a Failure Dave Gipson·February 3, 2021We are often told there are times we need to “cut our losses.” For example, if you’ve invested...
Charles Spurgeon’s “Morning and Evening” – February 1, Morning Spurgeon Audio Podcast·February 1, 2021“They shall sing in the ways of the Lord.” -Psalm 138:5 The time when Christians begin to sing...
Spurgeon Audio: The Blood of the Lamb, the Conquering Weapon Spurgeon Audio Podcast·April 10, 2020We must never dream of terms or truce with evil. To suppose that we can let him alone,...
Before You Write the Obituary of Christianity…The Cross Remains Dave Gipson·April 9, 2020I’ll admit that the world is changing so fast these days that I get a little fearful at...
For Sinners: Museum, Hospital, or Mausoleum? Calvinist Picard·February 25, 2020Christ came for sinners. We must not replace this truth with the veneer of some posh and polished...
The Other Side of the Cross Jill Richardson·August 16, 2019I’ve know since I was 28 that I might die the same way my mother did, at a...
