by David Qaoud Our church is about to go through the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23). One resource I will use for this series is Cultivating the Fruit of the Spirit by Christopher J.H. Wright. I’ve read and enjoyed multiple Wright books in the past so I’m eager to jump into this one. In the introduction of … More John Stott’s Daily Prayer
Contrary to popular belief that is being flaunted across America today, we are NOT entitled to anything and everything to fulfill our desires. We MUST work for that to happen. Here is an example of one man who To support his wife and himself, the determined man worked, took action instead of whining. (2 Thess … More Today in Church History
Hot Lead in Columbia Felled Pastor Quintana Dan Graves, MSL “Precious in the eyes of the Lord is the death of his saints” (Psalm 116:15). On this day July 2, 1950, the evangelical pastor Martinez Quintana stepped outside a house to face an angry mob along with local policemen who were battering the door of a … More Today in Church History
Apostolic Beheading; the Death of Paul The apostle Paul, writing to the Corinthian church, summed up his own contribution to Christianity better than anyone else could. “For I am the least of the apostles, who am not fit to be called an apostle, because I persecuted the church of God. But by the grace of … More Today in Church History
by Jeremiah Johnson /Friday, June 28, 2019 No mater your position on this, unless you are on the far extremes of either side you can find common ground. That ground in always rooted in Christ Jesus and sinners saved by Grace. -Mike What Are the “Greater Works” for Believers? In the lead-up to the Truth Matters … More What Are the “Greater Works” for Believers?
Eliza Edmunds Hewitt: Songs from a Bed of Pain Dan Graves, MSL Can there be a purpose in a crippling ailment? Eliza Hewitt may have wondered that. Eliza was born on this day, June 28, 1851 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Educated in the local school system, she graduated as valedictorian of the Girl’s Normal School that she attended. … More Today In Church History
1st of Many George Whitefield Sermons Dan Graves, MSL George Whitefield made it his business to find salvation for his soul. He joined a group of like-minded men, the Holy Club, to which John and Charles Wesley also belonged, and exceeded the other members in zeal and good works. He was a familiar visitor of … More Today In Church History
Introducing Samuel Medley Dan Graves, MSL [The bible makes it clear that God often chooses the downtrodden and lowly, those that the “world” looks at with disdain to do His work (1 Corinthians 1:27-29). Are you like Samuel ready to answer His call today? – Mike] Our early years do not always presage what we … More Today in Church History
Theologian Charles Hodge Won Hearts Dan Graves, MSL When Charles Hodge was asked to teach polemic theology* at Princeton, he kept quiet during the discussion. He did not think his own wishes should have anything to do with the matter; what the church wanted should come first. However, he wrote to his brother, “To you, … More Today in Church History
Moravians at Herrnhut Dan Graves, MSL The village of Herrnhut, “The Lord’s Watch,” (in present day Germany) came about because on this day June 17, 1722 a little band of religious fugitives from Moravia (in the modern Czech Republic) asked Count Ludwig von Zinzendorf if they might settle on his land. The Count agreed. One … More Today in Church History
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