Sin’s Hidden Cost
Sin may look like a bargain in the moment, but its hidden cost can take everything that matters to you.
Sin may look like a bargain in the moment, but its hidden cost can take everything that matters to you.
The study of church history informs us about our predecessors in the faith, those who have helped shape our Christian communities and thus make us what we are. Such study builds humility and modesty into our lives, and so can exercise a sanctifying influence upon us.
What if, in our conversations, text messages, and social media posts, Christians became known less for what we complain about and more for whom we thank?
That God commands us to praise and thank him for all his benefits and mercies does not reveal an insecure neediness in him. Rather, it’s a reminder that he knows what we need better than we do.
One of the greatest dangers in the Christian life is that we stop growing in our first-love relationship with the One who is the way, the truth, and the life.
