David Kyle Foster

CP Guest Contributor

Harden not your heart

It is important to note that there seem to be two kinds of circumstances where God “hardens” or “gives someone over” to blindness.

Harden not your heart

A ruthless pursuit of holiness

The kingdom of God is not a supermarket! If we want to be holy, we must want to be made holy across the board. Those who pick and choose where to be made holy and where to remain worldly are not submitted to God.

A ruthless pursuit of holiness

Hating evil

If only we could see the reality behind the evil that entices us — for example, a pornographic image. If the veil could be lifted for just a moment, we would see the horrible, demonic force that undergirds the image.

Hating evil

Why some people remain in sin, bondage and brokenness

It’s a problem of putting the cart before the horse. We too often launch off into man-made solutions that can never produce the interior transformation that is necessary for lasting freedom.

Why some people remain in sin, bondage and brokenness

The purpose of life is intimacy with God

Did you know that the purpose of life is to pursue and live in an intimate relationship with God? Intimacy with God takes a lot of effort. Most believers won’t take the time that it requires.

The purpose of life is intimacy with God

Biblical foundations for the healing of any brokenness

When we try to heal ourselves (even using God’s tools), or worse yet, when we try to create our own tools for healing (even those based on biblical models), we stand in the way of God’s healing.

Biblical foundations for the healing of any brokenness

Which Jesus will you worship this Holy Week?

But did you know that there is “another Jesus” that the Scriptures warns us about? In fact, the Bible teaches that many of those who think they are Christians will be following the wrong Jesus this Easter Sunday – a very serious error because the “other Jesus” cannot save them from their sins.

Which Jesus will you worship this Holy Week?

Why does God allow the innocent to suffer

It is a great question and the same one that needs to be asked regarding the Holocaust and all sorts of horrors and sinful things that have happened and have kept happening to relatively innocent people throughout history. It is a question that has plagued me most of my life.

Why does God allow the innocent to suffer