Founding Fathers

Dr. Lillback and Jerry Newcombe wrote a book together on the faith of our first president, George Washington’s Sacred Fire. This book became a national bestseller. The two authors put together 26 podcasts on the faith of George Washington from virtually every angle. Now begins a new series of podcasts with Dr. Peter Lillback and Jerry Newcombe on […]

Every Lord’s Day, as people of faith, we gather on the absolutes of what Christ has done for us. We must never lose sight of that because if we do, we lose our spiritual foundation, and great will be our destruction. Jesus taught this in the parable of the house built upon sand and the other on a rock.

It is often said that the greatest things that George Washington achieved is what he did not do. He did not accept the crown when it was offered to him, and he did not quit at the Valley of the Forge.

Consider these twelve insights concerning life from our sixteenth president’s sojourn on earth.  These are but a few that I have selected as they have made a fruitful impact on my life.

When Easter Sunday arrives, Christians celebrate the resurrection of the Lord Jesus Christ.  In a sense, for believers every Sunday is Easter Sunday as it is the Lord’s Day—the day to worship Christ and celebrate the crucified Savior’s resurrection from the dead to save sinners.