Can repentance alone redeem us?
Repentance vs. Redemption, Part 1
Can repentance alone redeem us?
We often judge most harshly those who sin differently than ourselves…but there is hope for each of us
Can repentance alone redeem us?
If God mercifully paid for the consequences of our sins, how should we respond to that grace?
What's the best way to get through a door that separates a broken place of destruction from a good place of joy?
What if we could be recognized with a grand entrance into somewhere better than any place on earth?
Sometimes, asking to get what we deserve is a dangerous thing.
When we are offered something that we can't pay for, what should our response be?
Carrying the weight of sin around is painful. If we just come clean and admit that we have failed, would a loving God welcome us back?
We may not have starred in a Terminator movie, but there is someone we need to follow if we want to live.
If we can't wait to get home from a trip to see our family, how much greater will the anticipation be of going home to see our Lord and Savior?
Salvation is available to everyone who receives it.
Wouldn't it be great if we could all get the same deal, regardless of whether we were new or long-time customers?
We may all like to win, but what do we do when the odds seem stacked against us?
Sometimes, a canyon is just too big to cross without a good bridge.
What happens when questions just lead to more questions, but never lead to any change?
Sometimes the first step to solving a problem is to realize that we cannot fix it on our own.
No matter how hard we might try, there are some things that can't be made without the right ingredients.
Change brings good things and bad, but there are cases where the original is still the best, and no "re-interpretation" will suffice.
Have you ever felt like you were stuck behind layers of curtains, trying to find your way out?