It’s the gap between human perceptions of goodness and the reality that only God is good which is the point of Jesus’ life and ministry.
Over the next fifty to eighty years, it will be the job of the church to quietly build beautiful marriages and to slowly raise another generation to see God’s original design and purpose for marriage.
The true church is united on the gospel of Jesus Christ. Let’s not forget to identify the family when we see it.
God’s glory in Jesus encompasses both his enthronement at the right hand of the Father, as well as his humility whereby he becomes obedient to death, even death on a cross.
June 5, 2016 A reminder to readers: We’re in the thick of a Sunday Voice Series by Dr. Timothy C. Tennent, a close friend, mentor and colleague of mine. He serves as the President of
By Moses appearing at the Transfiguration, it was like the Law itself was coming to pay homage to Jesus, who came to fulfill its entirety.
Are we really prepared to travel a narrow road, filled with disgrace, and one which passes through the eye of a needle, and up a hill called Golgotha?
Another General Conference has ended and you are feeling betrayed, angry and sad about the brokenness of the church. Is there a way forward? Have the Bishops provided it with the document by the same name? Are we hopeful about the future?
The Father calls us, the Son redeems us, and the Spirit sanctifies us. Let’s celebrate that this Pentecost.
May 8, 2016 A reminder to readers: We’re in the thick of a Sunday Voice Series by Dr. Timothy C. Tennent, a close friend, mentor and colleague of mine. He serves as the President of
The good news of the gospel is that we, as Gentiles, are no longer “under the table.” We are seated at the table with Abraham, Isaac and Jacob.
Sometimes things happen to us that we don’t understand. Our prayers seem to go unanswered, and God does things which don’t seem to make any sense. Read more from Timothy Tennent as he continues in the Gospel of Mark.
