Legalism is a problem in the church, but so is anti-nomianism. Granted, I don't hear anyone saying, 'Let's continue in sin that grace may abound'. That's the worse form of antinomianism. But strictly speaking, antinomianism simply means no-law, and some Christians have very little place for the law in their pursuit of holiness.

Obsessing over the future is not how God wants us to live, because showing us the future is not God's way.

Perhaps out inactivity is not so much waiting on God as it is an expression of the fear of man, the love of the praise of man, and disbelief in God's providence.

Keep sharing the good news; we have not yet exhausted the number of God's elect.

The goal of a church is not to have a bigger building or budget but to see the word of God increase and disciples multiply

Worldliness is whatever makes sin look normal and righteousness look strange.

Any gospel which says only what you must do and never announces what Christ has done is no gospel at all.