The Compassion of a Father
As a father shows compassion to his children, so the Lord shows compassion. The prodigal's running father reveals the redeeming heart every dad is called to have.
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As a father shows compassion to his children, so the Lord shows compassion. The prodigal's running father reveals the redeeming heart every dad is called to have.

Ancient cities set watchmen on their walls to scan the horizon for danger. Scripture calls fathers to that same posture of vigilance over their families.

Nehemiah's builders held a sword in one hand and a trowel in the other. Faithful fathers know they must both battle and build for their families and their future.

Judges 2:10 records a generation that arose not knowing the Lord. Faith is never inherited automatically; it must be passed on intentionally from one generation to the next.

The vitality of the church matters more to a nation than the authority of the state. What is needed is a free church preaching the free gospel that sets people free.

Matthew 28 records a command, not a suggestion. The freedom we enjoy should never limit our missionary zeal; it should accelerate the making of disciples.

Jesus called us the light of the world. The church is a lighthouse, not a lifeboat; the lifeboat is Jesus. We exist to let His light penetrate the darkness.

Jesus called His followers the salt of the earth. Like salt, believers are here to preserve a decaying world and to enhance it with the flavor of God's truth.

Jesus told us to render to Caesar what is Caesar's and to God what is God's. Voting is not merely political participation; it is a spiritual stewardship.

Galatians 5:13 calls freedom a summons to serve one another in love. Freedom is not the right to do whatever we want; it is a call to responsibility.

Romans 13 teaches that all authority ultimately belongs to God, who established three realms for our good: the home, the church, and the government.

Our citizenship is in heaven, yet that never lifts us out of our earthly responsibilities. In a free society, citizenship is not merely a privilege but a stewardship.