John Q. Adams, His Father’s Son Who would be the next president of the United States? The election of 1824 gave none of the three candidates a majority vote. Under the Constitution, the House of Representatives must decide the matter. On this day, February 9th, 1825 they did so. Rejecting Andrew Jackson and Henry Clay, … More Today in Church (and U.S.) History
10 Key Bible Verses on God’s Sovereignty This article is part of the Key Bible Verses series. God Over All When life feels out of control, it can be comforting to remember that we’re never out of the sight of our Creator—and he never loses control. Be encouraged by the following Scriptures about God’s sovereignty with commentary … More 10 Key Bible Verses on God’s Sovereignty
Yesterday I posted on Proverbs 4:13 – Instruction, and how important it is to take hold of the instruction God provides. Today I came across this in my Inbox and realized it goes hand in hand with yesterday’s post. We must be TEACHABLE in order to TAKE HOLD of the instructions of God. – Mike Learning … More Learning to be Teachable
For your edification here is the 12 part series from John MacArthur and Grace to You ministries entitles “God is Love”. Please note they are listed here in reverse order from that which they were published. I have numbered them as such to make it easier to review them. – Mike #12 The Sum … More Grace to You – “God is Love” Series
Most of us, if we are honest, hate to be told what to do. But the bible says we should “Take fast hold of” (KJV) the things God instructs us in. The question today is what are you holding on too, things of the world or God? Retén el consejo, no lo dejes; Guárdalo, porque … More Proverbs 4:13 – Instruction
Erasmus Loaded the Reformation Cannon Erasmus loaded the cannon that Luther fired. The greatest scholar of his day, Erasmus rammed two shots into the barrel of the Reformation. The first shot was a satire titled, The Praise of Folly, which poked fun at the errors of Christian Europe. For example, Erasmus reminded his readers that Peter said … More Today in Church History
JEFF ROBINSON I have heard many versions of this notion over the years, phrased as both a statement and a declaration. “I don’t have to go to church to be a Christian—do I?” More often than not, it’s been put this way: “I love Jesus and the Bible, but I don’t love the church.” Or … More Must I Join a Church to be a Christian?
How Do I Know if I Have Godly Sorrow or Worldly Sorrow? Mike Riccardi | January 28, 2020 I now rejoice, not that you were made sorrowful, but that you were made sorrowful to the point of repentance; for you were made sorrowful according to the will of God, so that you might not suffer loss in … More How Do I Know if I Have Godly Sorrow or Worldly Sorrow?
by David Qaoud As a preacher, your aim is to please God and God alone. But that doesn’t mean it is entirely unhelpful to consider what questions your audience may have when they listen to you preach. This is especially true for new preachers or when you’re preaching to an audience for the first time. Considering … More 5 Questions Your Listeners Will Have When They Hear You Preach
I have never heard of nor could I find the reference for the remembrance date commemorating New Testament women. That being said this story and that of roles of women in the New Testament is worth remembering. Commemoration of New Testament Women The woman walking up the Roman Road hugged a secret. Hidden beneath her … More Today in Church History
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