Teaching by Tag: Eternal Perspective
Paul’s Loving Charge to the Church, Part 8: Teach, Train, Toil
The call on Timothy, and the call on all of us, no matter how we serve the body of Christ, is to keep a close watch on both our life and doctrine.
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To Live Is Christ, Part 4: Press On
Righteousness in Christ empowers us to press on to take hold of our ultimate salvation.
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Abounding in Hope, Part 3: The Return of Christ and Our Eternal Home
Embracing hope means recognizing that this world is not our home, that the return of Christ is certain, and that our eternal home is secure.
Watch / ListenAbounding in Hope, Part 2: A ‘Know So’ Hope
A “know so” hope means recognizing that doubting is human, that this life is not all there is, that this life does not compare to what is to come, and that this world’s trouble is temporary.
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Living Faith, Part 13: Possessions and Priorities
We are called to love God and use resources—not the other way around. Everything we have is from the Lord and belongs to the Lord.
Watch / ListenLiving Faith, Part 12: Pride, Planning, and Perspective
Christians should not arrogantly make plans independent of life’s frailty and God’s sovereignty. Rather, we are to go about the business of life with a humble dependence on God.
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This World Is Not My Home
Do we have a purity, peace, and purpose that is driven by the reality that our true home is in heaven?
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Habits of a Joy-Filled Life
We seek to cultivate joy as we practice the art of remembering, focus our prayer on the needs of others, partner with others in the Body, and live with the end in mind.
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No Chocolate Soldiers: Frontier Missions and the Life of C. T. Studd
Those serving in frontier missions must, like missionary C.T. Studd, be willing to surrender and sacrifice, trust God for their finances, and cultivate a passion for evangelism.
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Joy from Jail: A Study in Philippians, Part 1
Most of us are not experiencing the trials that Paul experienced, including being in prison. But do you have the joy that Paul had? Such joy comes from the assurance of eternal life, knowing that to live is Christ and to die is gain.
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