by Eric Barbee | Dec 21, 2016
Every Christmas the church rightly turns her attention to God being with us in the person of Jesus Christ. This staggering account is captured in the gospel narratives of Matthew and Luke. The events that unfold are cause for angels to break upon the scene in... by Eric Barbee | Dec 11, 2016
On Sunday morning when we considered the word of Paul in Titus 3:14, “Our people must also learn to engage in good deeds to meet pressing needs, so that they will not be unfruitful”, I mentioned a book that provided 5 reasons we would do good works. The... by Eric Barbee | Oct 22, 2016
For a few years I have heard the name John Murray and seen his book, Redemption Accomplished and Applied. John Murray was a Scottish professor of systematic theology at Westminster Theological Seminary in Philadelphia who died in 1975. It wasn’t until this... by Eric Barbee | Sep 22, 2016
Mack Stiles is a good writer, a biblical thinker and a loving shepherd with a heart for the lost. All of these characteristics merge in Evangelism as he serves his reader, and more particularly the church, with a biblical perspective on how the whole church speaks... by Jon Sharp | Sep 12, 2016
On December 23, 1898, the New York Times reported that unknown persons had tampered with the railroad south of Austin, Texas. A beam was installed across the tracks in order to crash a particular night-traveling, north-bound passenger locomotive. The motive was... by Eric Barbee | Sep 8, 2016
Worry and Anxiety. Two words that many people relate to in a very personal way. This past Sunday morning we took a biblical approach to worry and anxiety. That message is now up and you can hear it HERE. As I mentioned during the beginning of... by Jon Sharp | Sep 1, 2016
Docetism (from the Greek “dokeo” - meaning “to seem”) is an early Christian heresy that taught that Jesus Christ only seemed to have a body of human flesh, therefore the sufferings He endured were only apparent but not real.... by Jon Sharp | Aug 31, 2016
The common question of which Bible translation to use is very important—it concerns the most important words ever spoken, the words of God the Creator. It’s crucial to understand at the outset that behind each version is a fundamental philosophy of Bible translation.... by Jon Sharp | Aug 29, 2016
“We cannot place too much reliance in the gospel; our weakness is that we are so diffident and so apt to look somewhere else for strength. We do not believe in the gospel as to its power over the sons of men as we should believe in it. Too often we preach it...