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I often hear today modern evangelicals saying things like, ‘oh doctrine is not so important as…’ It leaves me wondering if they even understand what doctrine is: Webster’s 1828 American Dictionary of the English Language defined it thus: DOCTRINE, noun [Latin , to teach.] 1. In a general sense, whatever is taught. Hence, a principle or position in … More The Puritans’ Passion for Doctrinal Purity
I theory there are two ways to righteousness. I say theory because the 1st is impossible, that is under the law (Old Testament) to live a perfect sinless life. Secondly and more practical, you can have Christ live your life for you and no longer be under the law. Paul in his letter to the … More The Life Which I Now Live
Easter is about the power of God, His hatred of sin and His great love for an undeserving mankind What’s Easter all about? What does this solemn yet celebratory week say about God? About Jesus? To mankind? And what difference should Easter make in our lives today? Easter week is the most sacred of all … More Easter
They say Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery! We also know the bible is full of warnings about pride. While I think it natural and normal for any parent to have some level of it when their child follows in their footsteps think for a moment of how God the Father feels when we … More Imitators
While COVID-19 has seemed to have gotten to Congress to work together for the first time in years, I will not hold my breath for a lasting relationship. So for the next couple of months of Sunday’s I am going to continue to run a series of sermons from James M. Wilson Romans 13:1-7 … More Sunday’s Sermon Series – Civil Government: Part IX
In these difficult and perilous times I would think many are crying out to God and not necessarily getting the response they anticipated or wanted. It is at times like these when we can easily be fooled (tempted) into thinking God has abandoned us, or He does not care about us individually. Of course nothing … More Crying Out to God
On Wednesday the Mayor of Jackson, MS and the Governor of MS both issued “shelter in place” or “stay at home” orders. One of the things both men emphasized during their respective press conferences was the fact that Grocery Stores and the ability to shop for Food and Medicine would not be effected. Of course … More Pray Without Ceasing
The 12th Chapter of Hebrews begins with the following verse: Wherefore seeing we also are compassed about with so great a cloud of witnesses, let us lay aside every weight, and the sin which doth so easily beset us, and let us run with patience the race that is set before us, let us run … More A Call to Endurance
The fools are easy to spot unless of course you live among them. Oh they look like everyone else and they even spout out the same rhetoric as seemingly the majority of media, but they have a hidden secret. The preach tolerance for all but have no tolerance in them for anyone that opposes their … More The Fool
Jerod Gilcher | March 31, 2020 The world welcomes the notion of a loving God. Yet its excitement vanishes when we use the word Trinity. But God is love precisely because he is triune. Many in the church, understandably, struggle with the concept of the Trinity. How do I know this? I listen to Christians pray. Believers address the Father … More Enjoying the Persons of the Trinity
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