Author: Pastor Tubbs
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Are You Going to Church Tomorrow?
Will you (and your family) be worshiping tomorrow (Sunday) with your church family? Do you have a church family? If not, why not? One of my all-time favorite authors and […]
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An Open Letter to All Christians
To my brothers and sisters in Christ in the United States of America, I extend greetings in the name of our Lord and our Savior, Jesus Christ. And I offer […]
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Trust God–Especially in the Valley
Are you in a valley right now? It could be a valley in your marriage or in your relationship with your child. It could be in one or more of […]
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What to Do When Spiritual Leaders Fail You? (A Look at I Samuel 8)
Have spiritual leaders failed you? Have you been hurt by Christians you trusted? Have you been the victim of corruption or abuse at the hands of people who claimed to […]
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One Man’s Journey Through Love and Forgiveness: My Review of Zachary Levi’s Radical Love
About a week ago, I started listening on Audible to Radical Love: Learning to Accept Yourself and Others by Zachary Levi. I was so hooked that I was frustrated when […]
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Disagreement is Not Abuse or Oppression
The Bible is clear that God loves the world and that God’s followers are to love everyone. And yet, the Bible — and those who believe the Bible — hold […]
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Why Hell Must Exist
“Do you know where you’ll go when you die?” That was the question I was taught in my youth to ask others when sharing my faith (or “witnessing”). Winning souls […]
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What Does Acts 2:42 Mean?
The history of the Christian church began 2000 years ago in Jerusalem. Though it was conceived by Christ and formed embryonically around His disciples, the church launched in Jerusalem during […]
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If the Bible Says It, Why Doesn’t That Settle It?
When I was growing up, I remember hearing various preachers and teachers (I went to a Christian school) proclaim: “God says it. I believe it. That settles it.” Of course, […]
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Do You Want the Peace of God?
If you want God’s peace, you must do what God’s word tells you to do in order to receive it. I love the Apostle Peter’s greeting in his first epistle: […]
