The Gospel Of The Kingdom Is Like An Old Hymn By Jared C. Wilson

The gospel is an old hymn. The gospel is sheet music printed in antiquarian typeface on a yellowed page in a dusty book. It’s the “old, old story” and the “old rugged cross.” It is four verses—and please don’t skip the third verse to expedite the invitation! The gospel is an invitation to a bygone […]

What Does God Desire From Us? By Adam Miller

When we talk about worship, we often paint ourselves into a corner and relegate the topic of conversation to music. This results in even less constructive conversations about style and preference, traditions and pragmatism, but it hardly ever begins with the premise of asking God what He wants. If we were to read through the […]

Who Would Jesus Vote For? By Adam Miller

I have never been a particular fan of the expression, “What Would Jesus Do?” Partly because it doesn’t work in every scenario. How is that question going to prevent you from drowning? Jesus would just walk on water. Also, what about situations Jesus never faced? He was never given a ballot to vote, and yet, […]

LTJA: The One Who Ran Before Us By Dr. Donald Hubbard

The Letter to the Hebrews sets forth the superiority of Jesus Christ. It was written a few years before the destruction of the Temple in Jerusalem in 70 AD. The letter was addressed to second generation Hebrew Christians who had come under intense pressure from unbelieving family members, close friends, and possibly employers to leave […]

LTJA: The Answer By Adam Miller

When I was in high school, I was on a Bible quiz team. Believe it or not, I wasn’t any good at it. I may have known the answers, but I wasn’t very quick. Everything was based on speed. The first student to buzz in got a chance to answer the question. This meant that […]

Equipping The Many Voices By Adam Miller

When I became the president of Songtime two years ago, the ministry had a debt of $200,000. At the time, I thought that my role was to put the ministry to rest in a way that honored the legacy of our founder, Dr. John DeBrine. But this last December we were all surprised to discover […]

LTJA: An Example for Fathers By Israel Wayne

I once read a survey where children were asked what they thought was the most important academic subject. It turned out that it was whatever subject that their father helped them with in their homework. The reason given was that children assume, since Dad is busy, if he is going to take time out of […]

LTJA: An Example For Mothers By Adam Miller

For those of you who had mothers who made sure you were in Church, read Bible stories to you, and taught you to pray before meals, you know the value of having a godly mother.My mother was not only a homemaker, but she was also our primary Bible teacher. Whether she was teaching a Sunday […]

Food For Worship: Psalms, Hymns, and Spiritual Songs By Adam Miller

“Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly in all wisdom, teaching and admonishing one another in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing with grace in your hearts to the Lord.” Colossians 3:16 (NKJV)Worship is like a buffet. There are many options available. We come to worship, we fill up our plate, we […]

LTJA: The Central Figure In All of Scripture By Dr. Bryan Chapell

What does it mean to see Jesus on every page of the Bible?The Gospel of Luke tells us that after Jesus rose from the dead and was walking with His disciples on the road to Emmaus, He explained the Bible this way: “And beginning with Moses and all the Prophets, He interpreted to them in […]

Resurrection: Fact or Fiction? By Bobby Conway

Editor’s note: The credibility of the Christian faith has been brought into question since before the birth of the Church at Pentecost. For over 2000 years opponents of Christianity have done everything they could think of to discredit the truth about Jesus. Today, the tactics for attacking Christianity have changed. Instead of denying Christ they […]

LTJA: The One Who Conquers Death By Adam Miller

Have you ever had a life- threatening moment where you thought you were about to die? I have. When I was in high school I was working at a Christian camp, cleaning up debris after a major thunderstorm. We had loaded a small truck with the remnants of a dead tree that had been struck […]