It’s been said, “Forgiveness means there was sin nearby.” When the Bible tells about a person, it presents the good, the bad, and the ugly. King David is a prominent example of this. He is written of as a “man after God’s own heart” and nearby are recorded the details of a great sin of his life. More →
Blog, Conviction, Erik Garthe, Humble, Law, mourn, No Longer Conformed, Repentance, Revival, See What God Does, Sin
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“I have found the Book of the Law” was the exclamation of Hilkiah the priest. (2 Chronicles 34:15) Little did that servant of God realize what his discovery would mean for the people. More →
Anxiety, Blog, Erik Garthe, Faithfulness, Forgiveness, Grace, Guilt, No Longer Conformed, Repentance, Sin, Skeletons of Yesterday's Closets
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Dealing with the skeletons of yesterday’s closets is an important part of starting over. Inner battles with ghosts from the past are an ever-present hazard for every person. At first very faint, the rattling gets louder and louder. Moving a dresser in front of the closet door won’t make the noise go away. More →
Anger, Bitterness, Blog, Body, Bondage, Erik Garthe, Joy, No Longer Conformed, Rejoice, Repentance, Soul, spirit, Stronghold, Suffering, Torment, Trial, Understand Suffering
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God has purposes for the suffering that we experience. The apostle Peter encourages, “Beloved, do not think it strange concerning the fiery trial which is to try you, as though some strange thing happened to you; but rejoice to the extent that you partake of Christ’s sufferings, that when His glory is revealed, you may also be glad with exceeding joy.” (1 Peter 4:12-13) More →
Blog, Confess, Conviction, Erik Garthe, Humble, No Longer Conformed, Obedience, Prayer, Repentance, Revival, Self-examination, Send a Revival, Sin
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“Lord, send a revival,” is the beginning phrase of the chorus to the old hymn. Would you like to see a revival? I know that I long to experience that kind of movement of the Holy Spirit among His people. More →
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