Hell on Earth, the nightmare depicted by Flemish painter Pieter Bruegel in his mid-16th-century “The Triumph of Death” reflects the social upheaval and terror that followed the plague that devastated medieval Europe I was recently having a conversation with a few “believers” and at one point in one of the guys said something to … More Are We Living in Hell?
by David Qaoud @ gospelrelevance.com Once I heard a story of a Christian’s method for deciding who and who not to date. An unbeliever asked her out, and she was stuck. She opened her Bible and read an obscure passage in the Old Testament that she believed gave her the green light to say “yes.” … More How to Read the Bible Well: An Introduction to Biblical Hermeneutics
From: https://www.biblegateway.com/devotionals/essential-truths-of-the-christian-faith/ We usually think of the Bible as one large book. In reality, it is a small library of sixty-six individual books. Together these books comprise what we call the canon of sacred Scripture. The term canon is derived from a Greek word that means “measuring rod,” “standard,” or “norm.” Historically, the Bible has … More The Canon of Scripture
“Then said Mary unto the angel, How shall this be, seeing I know not a man? And the angel answered….For with God nothing shall be impossible.” Luke 1:34, 37 Do you really believe God can or, even more, WILL do the impossible in your life? The depth of your devotion and commitment to God, the … More With God Nothing Is Impossible
Today more than ever “Worship” seems to take on different meanings depending on which church you happen to be in. The question though is that biblically correct? I mean after all should we, as believing Christians, hold to a standard of worship; and if so what standard? Once again one need only turn to God … More The Regulative Principle of Worship
We must be exceptionally careful in the matter of comparing Scripture with Scripture. The Bible never contradicts itself. We must never base our doctrine upon one statement only; or to put it in another way, our doctrine must never be so formulated as to be in conflict with any other statement of Scripture or to … More Doctrine
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
Tom Hicks | October 25, 2017 I believe preachers may faithfully preach thematic and topical sermons that explain the Bible, and they may preach sermons on particular texts of Scripture without preaching through whole books of the Bible. But here are some reasons that preaching through whole books of the Bible is valuable. Continued at … More The Value of Preaching Through Books of the Bible
Today we are asking, What is the purpose of the local church? In other words, why do we as Christians gather together in local congregations? Continued at Source: What’s the Purpose of … the Church? – Tim Challies
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