Worry is like telling our omnipotent God the unthinkable: “I don’t trust You.” Yet worry is still a struggle for many who have experienced God’s goodness—even mature believers. Reflecting on Jesus’ words about anxiety, Alistair Begg explains that we can think rightly about our troubles when we view them in light of God’s Word. Only then will we trust our burdens to the One who can truly bear them.
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A Biblical Response to Perfectionism ...
Behavioral perfectionism – not to be confused with the doctrine sometimes referred to as Christian perfectionism or sinless perfection – is a sin many professing Christians struggle with (yes, it is a sin). But not only is the individual perfectionist affected by their behavior, so are those who ...
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Charismatic Blasphemy? - Long for Truth
Many Charismatic Christians are taught that to criticize someone is dangerously close to committing the blasphemy of the Holy Spirit. In this episode, Dan is joined by Gerhard Stander (a former Charismatic who left the Movement) to talk about the unpardonable sin.
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God Gave Them Up (Part 2) - Alistair ...
The apostle Paul taught that a society’s moral collapse is evidence of God’s wrath. Walking us through Paul’s teaching on immorality in the opening chapter of Romans, Alistair Begg points out that the same issues that faced the early church—including sexual sin—still abound today. Rather than ada...
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