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An article based on the 10th chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-centered Preaching.

Our response to the gospel determines our eternal destiny.

An article based on the 8th chapter of Bryan Chapell's book, Christ-centered Preaching.

Regeneration is God’s gracious work of the Holy Spirit, giving sinners a new heart and new life in Christ.

Last Sunday, I prepare myself because I was going to the church. That's what I normally do whenever Sunday comes that I am going to prepare to go to the Church and pray. So, before preparing, I woke up

The article’s central themes are Jesus’ compassion for the lost, the urgency of the gospel harvest, and the call for believers to become kingdom workers without prejudging who may respond.

Faith that moves toward Christ through action—overcoming obstacles, seeking Him earnestly, and responding actively to His Word and grace.

Matthew’s life reminds us that Christ calls sinners by grace, transforms them into new people, and teaches them to live humbly by never forgetting the grace that saved them.

The article’s central theme is spiritual maturity that refuses to impose personal standards on others, but instead practices discernment, contextual understanding, and patient listening—especially when

Jesus reveals that the greatest miracle is not physical healing but the forgiveness of sins, calling those who trust Him to rise from their past and walk in newness of life.

The article reflects on Christ’s exaltation, emphasizing that His session at the right hand of God means He continues to speak, intercede, and reign as Prophet, Priest, and King for His church.

God turns your barren life into garden as you remember what He did in the past, as you pray for flashflood, and as you keep sowing in tears.

Christ came to destroy the works of the devil, break the chains of darkness, and restore those held captive to freedom and life under His sovereign rule.

Christ is with us in every storm, using trials to humble us, deepen our faith, and teach us to cry out to Him as our refuge and Savior.

Following Jesus means surrendering worldly expectations, refusing to postpone obedience, and placing the kingdom above comfort, security, and competing priorities.

Christ’s grace brings healing, and genuine gratitude responds through willing service.

When the family is right, every other thing to fall into place. But when it fails, the side effects ripple through the Church, the community and the nation. It is also of utmost necessity that every believer

Jesus compassionately reaches the desperate and outcast, inviting them to come to Him in humble faith and trust His sovereign will and power.

Jesus speaks with divine authority as the living Word, and His powerful Word exposes sin, transforms hearts, and gives life.