Chip Ingram is the CEO and teaching pastor of Living on the Edge, an international teaching and discipleship ministry. A pastor for over thirty years, Chip has a unique ability to communicate truth and challenge people to live out their faith. He is the author of many books, including The Real God, Culture Shock and The Real Heaven. Chip and his wife, Theresa, have four grown children and twelve grandchildren and live in California.
Sexual purity demands a game plan, so use these four specific ways to develop a game plan: 1) develop convictions, 2) ponder the consequences, 3) make pre-decisions, and 4) get accountability.
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Sex was meant to bond two people at the soul, the heart, the emotions, and the mind. It is a wonderful, supernatural, gift from our Creator. So when something so holy is used lightly, it produces pain, and chaos.
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How can we know if we’re in love? We have to first know what love is and what the types of love are.
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We express our love for Christ by expressing our love for his people. We give our time and energy, our resources and emotions, as directed by the Holy Spirit, so that Christ who is in us can express His love for others.
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God understood our human tendencies to live in fear and be anxious about the future and work longer hours than we should, so He created the Sabbath.
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God’s sovereignty means that there isn’t anything that will enter your life that God does not either decree or allow. And nothing will ever enter your life that, if you are willing to trust in him, he cannot work out for your good.
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Changing how we think about ourselves is possible! We just need to get God’s truth in our mind so that it can sink down deep into our heart. It might take a rigorous plan and ongoing accountability, but the rewards are well worth it.
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In this era of anger and polarization, how can Christians really live like Christians? This pastoral word provides practical ways to live out our faith in these turbulent times. Whether on social media or around the dinner table, discover how you can bring light rather than heat to the conversation.
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The problem isn’t that we get angry; it’s what we do with our angry feelings. Why does it matter so much? If left uncontrolled, our anger can destroy us and those around us.
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