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What does Paul mean when he says, I "fill up in my flesh what is lacking in the afflictions of Christ" (Colossians 1:24)? Must we add to Christ's work on the cross?

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The people and leaders of a Scripture-driven church must continually ask -- and honestly answer -- this heart-searching question.

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The third mark of a Scripture-driven church is right handling of the Word of God (2 Timothy 2:15 and 3:16-17).

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The people and leaders of a Scripture-driven church conduct the church's ministry according to God's purpose, not man's.

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Man is either unsaved and at peace with Satan, or a believer in Christ and at war with the Devil.

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Beware of a church in which anything or anyone is preeminent instead of the Lord Jesus Christ.

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If a church is not genuinely committed to the authority of Scripture alone, its people and leaders do not speak for God.

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Scripture identifies seven key characteristics that form a Biblical report card on the state of a church.

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Some historical footnotes are not matters of mere trivia, but warnings for our time. Such is the page from church history that we share with you today.

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Amid the clouds of chaff coming from today's secularized Christian music industry, there are a precious few grains of wheat - new hymns that cause God's people to worship Him "in the beauty of holiness."