Caleb Clark
Caleb Clark (MDiv, Talbot Theological Seminary) is the pastor of One Church in Huntington Beach, California, where he and his wife, Faith, reside and minister together. You can connect with him on X or on Instagram.
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Meditation as a Bridge to Prayer
Meditating upon the Law of the Lord leads us to prayer. The goal is that as you meditate, the Spirit brings conviction, thanks, praise, or some other reality up into your heart. It is with these realities in mind that you then approach God directly in prayer. In this sense, prayer is truly conversation with God, and there is much to discuss. We talk to God directly concerning the things upon which we have reflected.
What Does the Bible Say About Sanctification?
So, do we achieve our sanctification? No. It is primarily the work and achievement of God. But God is pleased to manifest our sanctification through ordinary means, namely, through our own human agency.
The Beauty of Confessional Christianity
“I don’t care much for all that doctrine; we really need to read the Bible and simply believe in Jesus.” This is the theological environment that I grew up in. A deep evangelical love for Jesus and the Bible, but a hesitance to define doctrine, clarify issues, or generally speak of the Christian faith in a confessional way. […]
The Comfort of God’s Justice
We still aim to do what is right and uphold righteous standards, but we do so recognizing that God’s final judgment is our ultimate hope. The justice we find in this life is a foreshadowing of the true justice to come.
What Does the Church Do?
The brilliance of God’s design is that ordinary things like Scripture, fellowship, Communion, and prayer have the power to inspire awe before the face of God and thus completely transform a person’s soul.
