I have to confess to a certain annoyance with buzz words--warm fuzzy jargon words like "dialogue" and "inclusion." I?m sure at times the annoyance has been of my own creation. They can be perfectly good words after all. But at some point on the I?m-ok-you?re-ok train these words picked up some unwanted baggage.

When you look at the disintegration of marriages, homes, families, relationships, morals, and society in general, do you wonder what is happening? Do you wonder why godly life principles, a sense of honor and moral restraint, graciousness, and propriety are slipping away?

John Piper explains how our feelings are either good or bad depending on how they relate to God.

Using a bookends motif, Bridges and Bevington show how justification and sanctification can help you overcome guilt and self-righteousness, develop the motivation to grow, be assured of God's love, and bring about lasting change in your life.

God is the sovereign ruler over the universe and all human affairs, and human beings are responsible before God for the moral choices and actions they make. Yes, the Bible teaches both and both are true.

Since the Garden of Eden men and women have worked to perfect the craft of rebellion.