Pulpit Magazine

(By John MacArthur)
On June 12, 1944, just six days after D-Day in World War II, a young lieutenant named Richard Winters led his men to the outskirts of Carentan. As the officer in charge of Easy Company, of the 101st Airborne, he was tasked to clear the large French town of its German defenders. It [...]

(Review by Nathan Williams) 
In Search of a Confident Faith by J.P. Moreland & Klaus Issler
There may be no more misunderstood word in American culture today than the word faith. Many people use the term, but few grasp the biblical teaching about what constitutes genuine faith.
In their book In Seach of a Confident Faith, J.P. Moreland [...]

(By Rich Gregory)
How were the heart’s of the early believers so enflamed by the gospel? What was it that so consumed them that they were willing to spurn fame, fortune and family?
We have already been forced to realize the fact that within modern Christianity there exists a deficiency of commitment to Christ and His [...]

(Review by Nathan Williams)
The story of David’s adultery with Bathsheba and subsequent murder of Uriah, her husband, stands as one of the saddest instances of sin in the Bible. How could such a man of God fall so far and so hard? The truth is that without the story of David, Bathsheba and Uriah, we [...]

(By John MacArthur)
As a follow up to yesterday’s post, here are five bullet-point reasons why gambling is wrong:
1. Because it denies the reality of God’s sovereignty (by affirming the existence of luck or chance)
2. Because it is built on irresponsible stewardship (tempting people to throw away their money)
3. Because it erodes a biblical work ethic (by demeaning [...]