Updates

In 1984, Francis Schaeffer mourned the compromises that Evangelicals were making in terms of standing for truth and morality in his classic work The Great Evangelical Disaster. He warned that the compromises of his day would have severe ramifications for the institutional evangelical churches if not corrected. Recently, Gallup – the global analytics and advice…

Therefore, my dear brothers, be steadfast, immovable, always excelling in the Lord’s work, knowing that your labor in the Lord is not in vain.” – 1 Corinthians 15:58 – The verse above is one that has come to mind many times this year. This exhortation and encouragement comes at the end of Paul’s magnificent defense…

When we come to one of the genealogies in the Bible, we will more than likely just skip past it and get on to the good stuff. The New Testament actually begins with a genealogy, the family tree of Jesus. Not many of us would put this text on our list of “life verses” or favorite passages.…

Wayne Sneed (of Orphanos) recently sent me an article written by John Piper about David Brainerd. Brainerd is a name you might not even recognize. His impact on Christianity in the West has, nevertheless, been significant. Thought I would pass this link along as it is challenging and inspiring. His Suffering Sparked a Movement: John…

We just sent out our 2017 Fall Newsletter and for those of you who download it or read it online, you can find it here.

We just started our new classes for the year and we are continuning our Biblical Eschatology study, focusing on the New Testament.

Kathryn Naifeh and Steve Hyduke share a little of their experience with TSF and how our teaching has impacted their lives.

It is almost time for classes to start up and this year we will focus on The End Times and Last Things as we finish our study of Biblical Eschatology.

A short series dealing with some hard challenges to hope, faith and love as we follow Jesus.