
True, Lasting Happiness Is Found in Jesus, Not Sex or Sexual Identity - Blog - Eternal Perspective Ministries
Satan would like us to believe that people who have sex outside marriage are happier, but that’s a lie.
Satan would like us to believe that people who have sex outside marriage are happier, but that’s a lie.
God promises we will in fact come back to this world, but NOT to the way it is now.
The heavens can never stop declaring His genius, power, and unsearchable excellencies.
I will never forget talking with Stanley at length on the phone when he was a mere 102.
By faith, we must continuously depend upon the divine Person of the Holy Spirit to be filled to the full with the indwelling Spirit.
May Tim's legacy of exalting Jesus through his words live on and continue to impact many for the Kingdom.
Most of us know far less about the Holy Spirit than the Father and the Son, but we need to see Him and His work with new wonder and appreciation.
Despite personal experiences and studies indicating money alone doesn’t bring the good life, countless people think and live and make choices as if it does.
Christians faced with terminal illness or imminent death often feel they’re leaving the party before it’s over.
Happiness can’t be bigger than its source. God is primary; all other forms of happiness—relationships, created things, and material pleasures—are secondary. If we don’t consciously see God as their source, these secondary things intended for enjoyment can master us.
While teaching my Eternity 101 class, I answered the question, “Will We Lose Our Personalities in Heaven?” Below is my response, followed by an edited transcript: Our friends each have certain mannerisms—a unique combination involving their sense of humor, personalities, and certain ways and idiosyncrasies. People ask if we will...
Among those of us who truly know Jesus, love him, believe upon him for eternal life — have we lost our first love?
No matter what you’ve done, there is no sin beyond the reach of God’s grace once you have accepted Christ’s offer of forgiveness.
As Christ-followers, we find gratitude multiplied when we return it to God, the ultimate and primary source of all goodness.
How much has our reputation as Christ’s servants suffered? How much credibility have we lost as a result of the highly publicized immoral exploits of those in ministry? After hearing of yet another fallen Christian leader, a committed Christian woman told me in tears, “Every time I listen to a Christian leader now, I can’t shake the thought that he’s likely living in immorality.”
So much of what other people say and what grieving people are tempted to grab hold of in the face of death is mere sentimentality or strange spirituality.
When we give out of love for Christ and others, we experience dramatic and lasting returns for the investments we’ve made.
Compelling evidence suggests Jesus was referring to Himself as incarnate wisdom in Proverbs 8.
Finding our greatest pleasure in God elevates our enjoyment—transforming mud pies into mouthwatering desserts to be fully enjoyed at the proper time and place—God’s celebratory table of goodness.
Sometimes we think God has spoken when He has not. And other times we don’t think God has spoken when He has.