The Beatitudes by Thomas Watson An Exposition of Matthew 5:1-12 “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called sons of God.” (v.9) “Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.” “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.” “Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the … More Daily Devotional – The Beatitudes by Thomas Watson Part LXIV
As I noted yesterday in the post What is a Reformed Baptist? one of the greatest misconceptions about anyone in adhering to tenets of Reformed or Covenant Theology is that they do not care about evangelism. It stems from the aversion to the term Unconditional Election but holds no foundation in biblical or historical truth. The following … More Reformed Evangelism
I received the following email today and thought I would pass it on. With all the rumors and blaming (see yesterdays devotional) going on the truth of where the President got his recommendations from is important: Update: National Coronavirus Recovery Commission Michael, I hope you and yours are healthy and safe as we work through … More Update: National Coronavirus Recovery Commission
Harvard Law Prof Wants to Ban Homeschooling Why She Is Wrong JOHN STONESTREET WITH SHANE MORRIS In a drawing that illustrates an article in the most recent Harvard Magazine, a sad homeschooled girl sits imprisoned in a house made of books labeled “reading,” “writing,” “arithmatic,” and “Bible.” Outside, children happily play, skip rope, and run races. … More Harvard Law Prof Wants to Ban Homeschooling
It seems that everyone wants and needs to blame someone else for their mistakes, suffering or overall lot in life. What is worse for me is I hear it and see it regularly in those claiming to be evangelical Christians. Mans Nature: It is mans fallen nature to lie and blame others for our failures. … More The Blame Game
The following extract is most telling. Note, I am in total agreement with the writers statement that we “not neglect the whole counsel of God.” Infographic: How Do You Read the Bible? As many of us are finding ourselves with more free time, it can be a great season to evaluate our Bible reading habits. … More How Do You Read the Bible?
Over the years Reformed anything has been, among most “main stream” evangelical circles, nearly a four letter word. Mostly due to ignorance and misinformation folks think Reformed or Covenant Baptists are smug in their salvation and do not believe in evangelism of the Great Commission, but nothing could be further from the truth. This excellent … More What is a Reformed Baptist?
Worldview Lessons from the Coronavirus Pt. 6 JOHN STONESTREET In the whirlwind of moral balancing as the globe reacts to Coronavirus, we face pressing questions, from if and how to triage patients in the face of limited medical supplies, to how long we ought hobble the economy to curb the spread of the disease. These … More A Christian View of Suffering
One of my morning devotionals included 1 Corinthians 15:55-57. With so many Psalm 51:worldwide sick and dying from COVID-19 I thought it an appropriate subject for today’s devotional. – Mike If you have never been and visited Arlington National Cemetery it is a sobering and solemn trip worth taking. The men and women interned there … More God, who Gives us the Victory
The Non-Essential Church? Worldview Lessons from the Coronavirus Pt. 5 JOHN STONESTREET Note Bold and Italics emphasis through out is from me. Crises reveal much about us as individuals: our courage, our faith, our resiliency. They also reveal much about the health and strength of a community, a society, even a nation. Like that gold … More The Non-Essential Church?
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