by Josh Weidmann | Nov 23, 2019 | Articles, Christian Life
We have more access to the Bible than any other generation in the history of the world. In Ancient times, Jewish students would study the Scriptures under a Rabbi. There was no pocket Bible, personal scroll, or Bible app to stick in their cloak. If they wanted to know...
by Josh Weidmann | Nov 4, 2019 | Articles, Christian Life
When arriving at a hospital, there is a clear distinction between who is there to provide care and who is in need of care. The wounded are usually lying down, wearing odd hospital gowns, and tethered to some kind of pole for monitoring their vital signs or for IV...
by Josh Weidmann | Aug 25, 2019 | Articles
The Power of Forgiveness “I forgive you” are three of the strongest words we can ever hear another person say, second only to the words “I love you.” I know what is like to long for both of these to be said to me. We all fail and desire to know that we are forgiven...
by Josh Weidmann | Apr 29, 2019 | Articles, Preaching
The Bible makes it clear: Husbands, Love Your Wives So on Sunday, I took a pause from preaching to love my wife publicly. In front of our whole church, I chose to publicly affirm my wife. I rarely use the pulpit to make personal announcements. I believe that when I am...
by Josh Weidmann | Jan 1, 2019 | Articles, Church
And why are the reforming markers of the church (preaching and ordinances) so crucial for understanding what the church is? The church is a group of Christians (those partaking in the New Covenant with God by believing in Jesus Christ) who, together, identify...
by Josh Weidmann | Dec 19, 2018 | Articles, Christian Life
(This post may contain affiliate links, read full disclosure here) It’s Christmas time around the world and that means the Christmas wish list is filling up fast. I know my own kids are already talking about what they want for Christmas. You may have your own...