In celebration of Charis Bible College’s twenty-fifth anniversary, U.S. Representative Doug Lamborn prepared and read an acknowledgement into the Congressional Record on the floor of the House of Representatives. “It’s a way that Congressmen can recognize and honor exceptional activities, organizations, or individuals in their home districts,” says Richard Harris, executive director of the Truth…
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How to Call “Good” Good
Did you know that there are people, perhaps many people, who call good evil and evil good (Is. 5:20)? How does that happen? I would venture to say that some folks adopt such thinking purposefully, while others come by it honestly. But whether these people know it or not, they have let the world relegate…
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Power of Partnership
You’ve heard it before: there is strength in numbers. But implicit in that statement is that these numbers work together for mutual advantage. At minimum, there has to be agreement among them; otherwise, they cannot walk together (Amos 3:3). Ideally, an amiable relationship would make their strength even greater. The stronger the relationship, the greater the things…
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Aggressive Rest
It’s normal, especially in today’s culture, to strive for everything. But how much striving would you do if you knew God was on your side? I used to get in there and strive for what I wanted. But now I know my battle is the Lord’s battle, so I can sit back and rest. It…
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How David Got His Heart Back
You may not be able to relate to this, but one of the things I’ve struggled with for years is becoming overwhelmed with a certain thing and then just shutting down. In my mind, the scope of it would be just too much to deal with in the moment, so I’d opt to put it…
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Sickness Is Strange
If you are following after Christ, the number one challenge you will encounter is not sickness and disease. It’s persecution: All that will live godly in Christ Jesus shall suffer persecution. 2 Timothy 3:12 How should you respond when you’re persecuted? Probably not how you might think. The Apostle Peter gives the answer: If any…
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Fear Can Be…Good?
Work out your own salvation with fear and trembling. Philippians 2:12b It’s easy to see how this verse could be confusing. You might be thinking,What do you mean “with fear and trembling”? The Bible says that God is love, and there is no fear in love. You’re right! That’s what 1 John 4:18 says, and…
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What Is Your Calling for Today?
All this talk of destiny and calling in Christian circles can leave you feeling dizzy about where you are in life. Sure, life shouldn’t be about what makes you feel good all the time. The Gospel is the Good News and not necessarily the “feel-good news.” But if you’re not careful, you can get wrapped…
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Are You a Steward or an Owner
I wrote a blog article earlier this year called Token of My Trust. It’s about being a steward of the finances God gives us. I read through the article again to remind myself that my money isn’t really my money. That might sound crazy. But forgetting that I’m a steward and not an owner of…
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Let’s Talk about Thankfulness
But know this, that in the last days perilous times will come: [2] For men will be lovers of themselves, lovers of money, boasters, proud, blasphemers, disobedient to parents, unthankful, unholy. 2 Timothy 3:1-2, New King James Version What’s the reason people are so unthankful in the last days? If we’ll stop and look around,…
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