John Wycliffe on His Death Bed Wycliffe’s Final Days The word that John Wycliffe was dying whipped like storm winds across England. Now on this day, December 30, 1384, clerics–many of them his enemies–crowded into his room at Lutterworth. If they hoped to hear some last word or a recantation from him, they were disappointed. John … More Today in Church History
“If the foundations [of a godly society] are destroyed, What can the righteous do?” (AMP) Si fueren destruidos los fundamentos, ¿Qué ha de hacer el justo? (RVR 1960) SERMON: The Providence of God by B.H. Carroll Other Resources: An Immovable Foundation C.H. Spurgeon Living as Christians in a Society of Destroyed Foundations – Psalm 11:1-7; … More Sunday’s Sermon Series
Proverbs 14 The Ways of Life and Death New King James Version Reina-Valera 1960 The book of Proverbs was designed to help us in “attaining wisdom and discipline; in understanding words of insight; in acquiring a disciplined and prudent life, doing what is right and just and fair; in giving prudence to the simple, knowledge … More Saturday’s On Track Military Devotional
Johann von Staupitz, Luther’s Confessor If it had not been for Dr. Staupitz, I should have sunk in hell,” said Martin Luther. Johann von Staupitz was the vicar of the Augustinian order at the University of Wittenberg when Luther responded to an invitation by Frederick the Wise by coming there to teach. At the time … More Today in Church History
“Mayor Pete” Buttigieg Preaches Or, Why Preachers Mustn’t Be Silent on Cultural Issues JOHN STONESTREET Heading into 2020, we’re reviewing the most-popular BreakPoint commentaries of 2019. Earlier this year, South Bend, IN, Mayor and presidential hopeful Pete Buttigieg quoted the Bible in an attempt to speak to the question of abortion: “There [are] a lot … More Why Preachers Mustn’t Be Silent on Cultural Issues
These four (4) Q & A audio clips below highlight Stand in the Gap Today radio host, Sam Rohrer, and author, speaker, and historian, David Barton, on the meaning and power of prayer both historically and biblically. When praying for America, what is the most important thing to pray for? Looking at the current needs of America that justify serious prayer, … More When Leaders Pray
My son-in law and I took down the Christmas tree and all the decoration late yesterday and it reminded me of the following verse: no mirando nosotros las cosas que se ven, sino las que no se ven; pues las cosas que se ven son temporales, pero las que no se ven son eternas. (RVR … More Daily Devotional – Temporal vs. Eternal Things
Benajah Carroll Wasn’t Beyond God’s Reach Never assume any heart is beyond God’s reach. On this day, December 27, 1843, Benajah Carroll, also know as B.H. Carroll, was born in Carrollton, Mississippi, the seventh of twelve children of a Baptist minister. When Benajah was five, the family moved to Texas. Almost from the day he learned … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
Ahora, pues, ninguna condenación hay para los que están en Cristo Jesús, los que no andan conforme a la carne, sino conforme al Espíritu. – RVR 1960 Romans 8 is packed full of doctrinal and theological gems. Paul under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit chooses to begin the chapter with this glorious and gracious … More Daily Devotional – Condemnation
Arrest of Valiant Cardinal Mindszenty Freedom to practice religion was a rare commodity in Hungary during the Nazi occupation and under the Communist tyranny that followed it. Any religious leader who resisted either of these totalitarian regimes was in danger of life and liberty. One who was pinched in the jaws of both states was … More Today in Church History
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