Posted on July 19, 2017 by Payte Posted on October 25, 2017 by Payte Needless to say, many women today have taken pastoral positions in churches everywhere. It’s common to hear about a church with a woman pastor. But is this biblical? Is this something that God ordains and blesses? What does God’s Word … More Why Women Are Not Pastors Parts I and II
As the title suggests the new “norm” in America is a slap in the face to all who cherish the Constitution and all that the founding fathers fought for in establishing this country. I have done my best to avoid commenting on the seemingly endless stream of sexual allegations being leveled at media and political … More Guilty until Proven Innocent
Tom Hicks | November 29, 2017 There has been a fair amount of debate about whether the Second London Baptist Confession of 1677/1689 (2LCF) is a serviceable confession for Baptist churches. Some have argued that this confession is too detailed for a whole congregation to affirm, and they suggest a shorter confession like the New … More How to Subscribe to the Second London Baptist Confession of Faith
December 12, 2017 #books #vlog I put forth this as a very good read and solid theological argument against what I call ‘christian rag novels’. Yes I know many have been swept up by the feel good attitude that these books have promoted to their readers. Yet in each and every case, as Tim points … More 5 Most Ridiculous Books to Ever Become Christian Bestsellers – Tim Challies
by H.B. Charles | Dec 7, 2017 | expository preaching, On Preaching What is expository preaching? Expository preaching explains what the text means by what it says, seeking to exhort the hearers to trust and obey the God-intended message of the text. It is preaching in which the point of the message is rooted in, … More What Expository Preaching Is Not
December 7 Psalms 142:7 Bring my soul out of prison, that I may praise thy name: the righteous shall compass me about; for thou shalt deal bountifully with me. Mikhail was released after seven years in prison. Because of his political views, he had been detained in a small cell, isolated from the other prisoners. … More Trapped
When experiencing trials, Charles Spurgeon made a point to cling to God’s promises. By Ray Rhodes Jr. Originally published in The Southern Scene Charles Spurgeon’s body slumped beneath the cruel pain of gout and kidney disease. He was downcast in the dark valley of depression. And, he was embroiled in the last great theological battle of … More Spurgeon’s advice for suffering Christians
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Originally posted on The Abuse Expose' with Secret Angel:
A message to victims of abuse… who struggle through this time of year… God sees all you have been through… and wants you just to draw near. For He will never leave or forsake you.. so just trust Him through every day… for He can open…
December 1 Psalms 140:11 Let not an evil speaker be established in the earth: evil shall bunt the violent man to overthrow him. The committee was worried. They had elected a new chairman who was becoming vocal about some very unpopular ideas. People were getting the idea that the committee endorsed these ideas, just because … More Evil Speaking
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