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.

Christianity loses its scriptural fidelity and internal power when it no longer affirms both sola fide and the necessity of obedience.

Busyness does not mean you are a faithful or fruitful Christian. It only means you are busy, just like everyone else.

You will not find what you want in the world, only in the Father.

As Christians living in changing times, we must keep three things open: our heads, our hearts, and our Bibles.

Grace is free, but it's not cheap.

The goal of revelation is not information only, but affection, worship, and obedience. Christ in us will be realized only as we drink deeply of the Bible, which is God's word outside of us