God has spoken to us in the person of Jesus Christ, and God still speaks through the revelation of his word in the Bible.
The Rule and Exercises of Holy Living and Holy Dying is the collective title of two books by Jeremy Taylor. Known as the “Shakespeare of Divines” for his poetical style, Taylor made a name for himself as a theologian and devotional writer.
To deny ourselves would be to deny those basic worldly, sinful impulses that seem so attractive to us on their surface.
When we serve the poor, a mutual exchange of blessings is incurred, and in the process, both parties meet with Jesus.
Why is prayer important in our daily rhythms of discipleship? Andrew Thompson shares its significance and three simple tips on how to make it a daily, life-giving routine.
Why do we engage Scripture for discipleship? Andrew Thompson explains both the why and how in today’s blog post.
Sin is the individual acts we commit, but it’s also the disease. The grace of God is strong enough to handle both of these.
Andrew Thompson compels us to experience grace not just as the pardon but also the power of God.
Prayers shows up everywhere in the Bible, and it serves as the basis for our relationship with God. Discover four models of prayer based on the acronym ACTS: Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Supplication from Andrew Thompson.
The significance of this dynamic view of God’s grace, as present and active at every stage of the moral life, cannot be overestimated. Whether we are responding in love to our neighbor or whether we are responding in love to God, it is the power of God’s grace that enables the thought, word, or action itself.
How do we accomplish true discipleship? Andrew Thompson explains the three components that are needed in order to have true discipleship and renewal happen in the church.
Some people claim they engage in good “deeds, not creeds.” But can behavior really be separated from belief that easily? Watch this Seven Minute Seminary video as Dr. Andrew C. Thompson explains the significance of Christian creeds.
