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This Momentary Marriage: Why We Got Married (The Story of Ian and Larissa)

Our Sufficiency in Christ: Bible-Believing Doubters (Indonesian)

Christless Christianity – Dr. Michael Horton (Video)

What is the Gospel? – Michael Horton (Video)

Is Jesus the Only Way of Salvation? – R.C.Sproul (Video)

我以禱告來到祢跟前 – Every Time I Pray (Chinese Hymn – MV)

耶和華你是我的神 – Jehovah, You are my God (Chinese Hymn – MV)

The Bible Is Not Basically about You (Video)

The Mark of The Beast

The Church of Oprah Exposed (Video)

I Love Jesus but I Don’t Read the Bible

By:  Isaiah Adidjaja

Who is the first President of the United States? If you’re a product of American education system you will know the answer is George Washington. What is the value of x in the following equation: 2x + 10 = 20? Probably all high school students would know that x = 5. Now, for the million dollar question, what is the interpretation of John 3:16? If your answer begins with the phrase ‘I think’, there is a likelihood that you’re not 100 percent sure of the answer.

Is Faith Blind?

“For when God made a promise to Abraham, because He could swear by no one greater, He swore by Himself” (v. 6:13).

- Hebrews 6:13-20

This may well be the most anti-intellectual era in the history of the church. Many people, especially many Christians, are suspicious of reason. The roots of this attitude may go back as far as the Enlightenment, when the guns of intellectual criticism were aimed against Christianity. Believers came to see reason as a tool of the enemies of their faith. Therefore, they came to want nothing to do with reason. As a result, the idea that Christianity is embraced by a faith that has nothing to do with reason is almost universally accepted today.

Kesalehan Sejati

Dalam tradisi tentang Yakobus saudara Yesus yang dicatat oleh Eusebius, seorang sejarahwan gereja abad ke-2, ia digambarkan sebagai seseorang yang sangat “kudus”. Dikatakan bahwa ia tidak minum anggur, tidak makan daging dan tidak mandi. Ia hanya mengenakan sehelai pakaian yang tidak pernah dicuci dengan air. Ia sangat tekun berdoa sampai lututnya keras seperti kaki unta. Sedemikian kudusnya ia sehingga diijinkan masuk ke ruang mahakudus di Bait Allah. Orang-orang Yahudi maupun Kristen berebut untuk menyentuh ujung pakaiannya ketika ia melintas. Reputasi ini membuat Yakobus disebut sebagai Yakobus Yang Adil.

The Secret of Contentment

by:  William Barcley

Contentment is one of the most difficult Christian virtues to attain. Almost four hundred years ago, Jeremiah Burroughs referred to the “rare jewel” of Christian contentment. It is safe to say that contentment is no more common in our day than it was in Burroughs’. Yet, it remains one of the most crucial virtues. A contented Christian is the one who best knows God’s sovereignty and rests in it. A contented Christian trusts God, is pure in heart, and is the one most willing to be used of God — however God sees fit.

Not So Fast

by: Trevin Wax

Jim and Sandra were longtime members at Christ Church. They gave generously — of their time, their talents, and their financial resources. Christ Church was known for being evangelistic and putting a priority on God’s Word. And Jim and Sandra were fulfilled and thriving there.

A Christian View of the Economic Crisis: Is the economy really driven by greed?

By: Al Mohler

The headlines tell the story as recent days have seen the American economy and its financial system buffeted by seismic failures and the virtual disappearance of major investment banks. The debate raging in Washington these days concerns the form and extent of government intervention that will be required in order to restore stability to the financial markets.

Comparisons to the Great Depression are inevitable, but today’s crisis bears little resemblance to the total economic collapse of the late 1920s. Capitalism is not in crisis and the fundamentals of the American economy remain strong. When President Franklin D. Roosevelt took office in 1933, the nation faced a genuine crisis and economic collapse. For the most part, the banks were closed and the nation was out of business.

Nothing like that is happening now, but the financial system is clearly in need of reform and realism. The fundamentals of the economy remain intact. These include American innovation, a dedicated labor force, strong consumer demand, vast natural resources, and unlimited intellectual capital.

The Place of Prayer

by: R.C. Sproul

What is the goal of the Christian life? Godliness born of obedience to Christ. Obedience unlocks the riches of the Christian experience. Prayer is what prompts and nurtures obedience, putting the heart into the proper “frame of mind” to desire obedience.

Of course, knowledge is also important because without it, we cannot know what God requires. However, knowledge and truth will remain abstract unless we commune with God in prayer. It is the Holy Spirit who teaches, inspires, and illumines God’s Word to us. He mediates the Word of God and assists us in responding to the Father in prayer.