“He who has found his life shall lose it, and he who has lost his life for my sake shall find it.”

This sermon was preached at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Cherry Log, Georgia on Sunday, February 24,

This is Part 4 in a series on the Biblical Process of Change. So you feel bad about something. Maybe

My main reason for losing optimism is that I know that we deserve God’s judgment. Our continued slaughter

While listening to Eugene Peterson’s Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places (and being challenged in many

The subject of baptism is a basic Christian teaching that is not often dealt with in a typical devotional.

This sermon was preached by Pastor Paul Mims at Cornerstone Baptist Church in Cherry Log, Georgia on

This is Part 3 in a series on the Biblical Process of Change:

Although theologically, I hold to a positive, postmillennial (Jesus returns after the millennium) view

As a Christian, I believe that God is a constant in my life and the life of every Christian. (I also

I have a hunch that most believers think that the devil’s primary task is to cause us to fall into

This post is part two in a series on the Biblical Process of Change.

You may not agree with me but I truly believe, based on Scripture, that we pay horrendous taxes in this

In my devotional reading recently, I read these verses: Psalm 119:45 “I will walk in freedom, for

I am not sure when I first heard the above quote or who I heard it from. Maybe I heard it when I was