Our devotional this past Friday was dedicated to praying for national leaders. We will keep that theme going here today with our Sunday sermon series. Prayer Series XXXVIII Luke 18 CONTEXT: Matthew Henry breaks down Luke 18 as follows: In this chapter we have, I. The parable of the importunate widow, designed to teach us … More Sunday Sermon Series – 02/20/2022
On Monday, our nation will once again honor the 46 esteemed individuals who have held the title and distinction of the president of the United States of America. Many Americans may not realize that this federal holiday tied to a long weekend was never officially named Presidents’ Day. Instead, “George Washington Day” began as a … More Op-Ed: On Monday We Should Remember What an Elderly George Washington Said on Sept. 19, 1796
Prayer Series XXXVII We continue with excerpts from Reformed Reflections on the Lord’s Prayer. Matthew 6:5-15, Luke 11:2-4 The Petitions (continued) Thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven Prayer is a mighty instrument, not for getting man’s will done in heaven, but for getting God’s will done in earth. Robert Law The most important … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/19/2022
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This article makes the statement “A disembodied Church assumes that a disembodied faith is possible.” I wish it had gone further to point out that the assembly together of saint Acts 2:42-43, Colossians 3:16, Hebrews 10:24-25 is implicitly implied as a command in the Bible. Either way, its warning is prudent. Futurists and tech industry … More The Church in the Metaverse
Many Christian parents worry about passing on the faith to their children. Sadly, statistics suggest they should. In 2020, the Cultural Research Center at Arizona Christian University found that just 2% of millennials, a generation now well into adulthood, have a biblical worldview. That’s the lowest of any generation since surveys began. Lifeway Research reports that two-thirds of … More Immunizing Students from Bad Ideas
Question: “How can a loving God send someone to hell?” Answer: In order to address the question of a loving God sending someone to hell, we need to define a few terms and correct a few wrong assumptions. Our definitions must be biblical, and our assumptions must be correct. READ MORE > > >
Prayer Series XXXVI We are deviating from our series on the Lord’s Prayer today, as this devotional image came across my computer this morning and it reminded me it had been a while since we had posted about praying for our nation(s). We can and should as “Christians” have anger or hatred (righteous indignation) towards … More Devotional Thought for Today – 02/18/2022
The purpose of our military is to protect our way of life and support our interests and allies overseas. But what would happen if we stripped our all-volunteer force of some of the traits that make them Americans? Would our military be as effective if we told the men and women who want to fight … More The US Navy has a religion problem
There are different ways to identify an enemy within, but one is quite simple. Anybody who’d cancel George Washington should be considered a fifth-column member fit only for scorn and ostracism. We’ve seen attacks upon Washingto… Source: Anyone who’d cancel George Washington is an enemy within
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