Can I sin then ask for forgiveness later

Can Christians sin and then just ask God to forgive them later?

PHYSICAL EXPRESSION IN WORSHIP (PART 5)

In both the Old Testament and New Testament, God expects our bodies to show our heart in worship. God has given us many Biblical examples: singing, shouting, dancing, lifting hands, bowing, kneeling, clapping...and so on. But what if Christians or church leadership are resistant to it? Bob Kauflin offers a few questions that can be asked to these people. This is part 5, the last part of this series.

PHYSICAL EXPRESSION IN WORSHIP (PART 4)

Our bodies naturally reflect what affects us. Our bodies are reflecting what's in our heart and in our mind...and everything impacting our lives. If God has (and is) profoundly affecting our lives, we should not be surprised that there is a natural desire to reflect that through our bodies in worship! This is part 4 in the series.

PHYSICAL EXPRESSION IN WORSHIP (PART 3)

Why do some Christians feel uncomfortable using physical expression in worship to God? Here's a few possible reasons. This is part 3 in a series.

PHYSICAL EXPRESSION IN WORSHIP (PART 2)

How much should we encourage Christians to use physical expression in worship? Any physical expression in worship needs to come from the heart. If worship does not come from a holy heart, any physical expression to God in worship will not be accepted. This is part 2 in the series.

PHYSICAL EXPRESSION IN WORSHIP (PART 1)

Is physical expression in worship acceptable to God? This is part 1 in a series.

WHY SO MANY CHRISTIAN COUNSELLORS?

Why do so many churches now have full time Christian counsellors on staff? Why are so many Christians lining up to see Christian counsellors? There's obviously a need! Pastor John Piper has a theory that church life today (and for many past generations) has missed out on one essential biblical ingredient. What is that ingredient? Having the WHOLE BODY causing the WHOLE BODY to grow...through small groups (Eph. 4:16)!