The Light of God’s Word in the Coronavirus Pandemic
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THIS WEEK: A WORD ABOUT FOCUS
Written by Charles F. Stanley | It’s important that we acknowledge the significance of focus during this season of adversity and how the subject of our focus can ultimately shape our legacy. In the past few weeks, I’ve been struck by the anxiety and disheartenment I have seen as I’ve talked to friends and loved…
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Remember Your Hope
The headlines of the Coronavirus are sweeping every news channel and everyone’s social media feed. Many are panicked, living in fear. How should we respond to this evolving situation? Here are some practical guidelines from God’s Word. Stay informed In times like these, it’s easy for misinformation to spread. Check with your local health services…
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The Incompatibility of Faith and Anxiety
Written by John MacArthur | With the fear and uncertainty generated by the current COVID-19 pandemic, we consider this series by John MacArthur to be even more timely now than when it was first run eight years ago. The following blog post was originally published on November 19, 2012. —ed. If you worry, what kind…
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What Flowers Teach Us About Worry
Written by John MacArthur | With the fear and uncertainty generated by the current COVID-19 pandemic, we consider this series by John MacArthur to be even more timely now than when it was first run eight years ago. The following blog post was originally published on November 15, 2012. —ed. God is sovereignly in control…
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Sheltered in God’s Word
Written by Charity Singleton Craig | I started a new read-through-the Bible plan in January, back when 2020 held the promise of being a better, more productive year than 2019. When I discovered on January 3, after three days’ worth of reading, that the plan didn’t technically start until January 6, I was delighted at…
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Guidelines for Re-Opening Your Church
On April 16, President Trump and the White House Coronavirus Task Force announced a three-phase plan, “Opening Up America Again,” with guidelines for how states can begin scaling back restrictions on movement and meetings as they reopen society and restart their economies as the threat of the coronavirus begins to subside. For FRC’s summary of…
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A Torrent of Tyrants: How Local Churches Are Fighting Back
Written by Tony Perkins | The news came down just in time for Sunday service. For all of the congregations, it had been a frustrating few weeks. Pastors in New York, North Carolina, and Mississippi had been fighting their state for the freedom they should have had all along: the right to gather, in their…
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Where to Look When Everything Seems Uncertain
Written by J. D. Geear | We are living in upside-down days. Jesus talked about how crises like the one we’re in will characterize the last days: As he sat on the Mount of Olives, the disciples came to him privately, saying, ‘Tell us, when will these things be, and what will be the sign…
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Bird Watching and Beating Worry
Written by John MacArthur | One of the most hopeless aspects of unrepentant sinners’ lives is that they have no answer for anxiety. They’re forced to put their hopes in flimsy, fallible plans and institutions. They aren’t able to rest firmly in the unchanging promises of God—they have to ride out every wave of calamity,…
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Govs Get Their Priorities out in the Re-open
Written by Tony Perkins | They got in line at Peach Tree Battle Barbershop at 7 a.m. For a lot of them, it was the first haircut they’d had in a month and a half. “I certainly don’t want to spread it to anyone,” customer Matt Maddox said, “so I’ve got a mask. But I’m…
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