Ever increasingly we hear from the modern world “Live your truth.” or “Be your authentic self, find your own identity.” while the gospel tells us who our Savior is. It tells us what our identity is in our natural state, but more importantly it tells us what our identity can be in Christ. We cannot save ourselves, we cannot live out unnatural lives contrary to God’s design while demanding justification. Cling to the Cross, seek first the kingdom of God and lean on Him rather than yourself.

A low view of God always breeds sin.

The present natural laws cannot explain the events of creation week.

This is a no-brainer.

Does it make any difference how we live if God gives us grace? Absolutely. Adrian Rogers says that this lie is from the pit of hell. Listen until the end. Watch more at lwf.org/1764

The thief on the cross might be my favorite salvation story in the whole Bible. · Never fasted · Never baptized · Never took communion · Never recognized a Pope · Never prayed the the rosary · Never performed any works That man was saved by faith alone.

Sin is idolatry because it replaces true worship.

Scripture of the Day 📖 "I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd gives His life for the sheep." — John 10:11

Joel: denying the power of Jesus to save.

Do you believe that Jesus Christ: · never once sinned? · was born of a virgin? · gave sight to the blind? · healed the sick and lame? · was fully man & fully God? · was an innocent, perfect sacrifice for sin? · resurrected on the third day defeating death once and for all?

“Though I die, it will not be the end of me. I will rise with Christ.” -Voddie Baucham One year with the Lord: September 25, 2025

Christ gets all the glory when Christ does all the saving.

James Talarico and his pastor are agents of Satan. To deny the resurrection is to deny Christianity.

And those whom he predestined he also called, and those whom he called he also justified, and those whom he justified he also glorified. -Romans 8:30

We are secure, not because we hold tightly to Jesus, but because He holds tightly to us. - R. C. Sproul