Without application doctrines can become mere philosophies, but without doctrine applications often becomes purposeless. From his unique standpoint as an IBLP alumnus and a pastor, Joe Norvell tries to bring clarity to the way doctrines and principles work together.
It is difficult to find a family that is happy: family members that make it a point to learn to grow together and to enjoy one another's fellowship along the way. What happened?
Immigration, terrorism, and anarchy. It seems these three issues would give any human being an excuse to feel like a victim. Yet are we entitled to anything better during this mortal life? Are we not here in the world to be the difference makers?
Life can be busy. Finding peace and order can feel like an impossible mission. The very pursuit of simplicity may seem to produce only complexity, intensifying your wish for one, all-important guiding principle.
Welcome to our first podcast in the Noble Moments Series! This first segment introduces the diagram of the Upper Path and the Lower Path of Relationships.
This last session summarizes the series for noble men. Let us make our calling sure and strike up conversations with our family about the noble deeds required to fulfill it!
In this message, Chris Hogan explains how to leave a legacy through your children. He shares how to instill in them a love for the Word of God and how to set priorities in order for them to have ultimate success in their lives.
With the approach of Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's, families large and small will gather, schedules will be planned, and expectations will be raised. All of this can add stress to an already overwhelming sense of busyness.
