Author Archives: Amos Gideon David

1 John 4.16-18 And so we know the love that God has for us, and we trust that love. God is love. Those who live in love live in God, and God lives in them.17 This is how love is … Continue reading →

I would like to revise some comments from the last post concerning Steve Brown.  I meant much more than I wrote in that brief post.  I just wanted to draw attention to his ministry through the web site and the … Continue reading →

I almost always enjoy listening to Steve Brown on Key Life, sometimes more for the humor, often just appreciate his candor. It seems he is always pretty transparent but lately it seems even more so, and the things he has … Continue reading →

2 Peter 3.18 But grow in the grace and knowledge of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. To him be glory both now and forever! Amen. Growing in grace and knowledge is more, so much more, than expanding your biblical … Continue reading →

I asked “Do we believe in a gospel that allows us to face the worst about ourselves, our past and our future?” But what about now? Many of us struggle with now, so, yes, we also need a gospel that … Continue reading →

Ran across this a little while ago on an archived page on one of my sites. “You wonder if sometimes we should be more concerned about gossip in the Church than liberalism in the media.” Jeremiah 9.12-14 12  I asked, … Continue reading →

I asked, “Do we believe in a gospel that allows us to believe the worst about ourselves?” Do we believe in a gospel that allows us to confidently face the past and the future?  That is the gospel offered through … Continue reading →

Alistair Begg reminded me, rebuked me, invigorated me concerning the opportunity and privilege of intercessory prayer earlier this week. The “miracle” of radio came through again.  Isn’t it amazing.  This man can speak into a microphone, and I can be … Continue reading →

Do I believe in a gospel that allows me to believe the worst about myself? That’s one of the most important questions I believe you can ask yourself. It seems to me that the gospel many people believe falls short … Continue reading →