Reagan Rose | April 2, 2019 Growing up, I had a tiny, white Maltese named Poppy. Poppy could not handle conflict. Whenever there was an argument in our house, Poppy would begin to shiver and whine like a teakettle beginning to boil. If the raised voices carried on, he would carry his shivering white body … More Cloaked Cowards: A Theology of Conflict
by John Owen – April 2nd, 2019 Chapter 14 HOW TO MORTIFY SIN (Continued) 1). Fill your soul with Christ’s provisions (continued) Christ tells us that we obtain purging grace by abiding in Him (Joh 15:4). To act faith upon the fullness that is in Christ for our supply is an eminent way of … More Daily Devotional – Mortification of Sin
Jesus rebuking James and John on the subject of who will sit next to Him ends with this on the subject of servant leaders: And Jesus called them to him and said to them, “You know that those who are considered rulers of the Gentiles lord it over them, and their great ones exercise authority … More Servant Leaders
Opens in 5th Place Despite R Rating Media Blackout Expands to More Theaters National Steven Ertelt Apr 1, 2019 | 9:17AM Washington, DC Despite a media blackout, a ‘R’ rating designed to discourage viewers and little coverage outside conservative media circles, the new movie “Unplanned” opened in 5th place this … More “Unplanned” Movie
by John Owen – April 1st, 2019 Chapter 14 HOW TO MORTIFY SIN Now, the considerations which I have hitherto insisted on are more about things preparatory to the mortification of sin (chapters 9 through 13), than such as will actually accomplish it. It is the heart’s due preparation for the work itself, without which … More Daily Devotional – Mortification of Sin
As with all things, Christians are to take due diligence before deciding issues at face value. Is the earth getting warmer, maybe but does that mean the alarm bells and dire warnings like that of a freshman congresswoman,‘The world is going to end in 12 years if we don’t address climate change…’ Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, need … More Climate Alarmism and the Age of the Earth
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My last words shall be (William Grimshaw) When I come to die, I shall have my greatest grief and my greatest joy. My greatest grief–that I have done so little for Jesus. My greatest joy–that Jesus has done so much for me! My last words shall be: “Here goes an unprofitable servant!”
Have you ever heard someone say what difference can I make, I am only one person? As the following article details one person can do plenty when they see a need and put God at the forefront. – Mike “Hand, Head and Heart” at Hampton Institute What was the son of a Hawaiian missionary doing … More Today In Church History
March 28, 2019 | Justin Taylor Mark Noll on What This Past Sunday Looked Like Mark Noll, writing in The New Shape of World Christianity: How American Experience Reflects Global Faith (IVP Academic, 2009): It is as if the globe had been turned upside down and sideways. A few short decades ago, Christian believers were concentrated in … More A Snapshot of the Global Church:
by John Owen – March 31th, 2019 Chapter 13 PREPARATORY DIRECTIONS Speak No Peace (Continued) c. When to take comfort from a promise of God But you will say, “When may we take the comfort of a promise as our own, in relation to some peculiar wound, for quieting the heart?” 1). When God speaks … More Daily Devotional – Mortification of Sin
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