This was shocking and should be of serious concern to everyone calling themselves Pastor, Elder, Preacher, etc. James 3:1 In today’s Barna Highlight, we’re sharing another bite-sized finding you can use to become a more informed leader. Just because a word or phrase is common in church leadership, doesn’t mean it’s common among churchgoers. For … More A surprising response to “The Great Commission”
Let us be real this is SIN, that being said it is not smart or morally correct for “Christians” to take an in-your-face approach to condemn this sin. In the end, as the authors said: Reality eventually wins. This means that Christians have actual good news to offer a culture helplessly obsessed with but thoroughly confused … More One in Six Gen Z-ers “Identify” as LGBT
AMP and RVR 1960 CONTEXT: Pretty much since I can remember I have had a hammer in my hand so relating to 1 Corinthians 3 Foundations for Living, was right up my alley as they say. Paul says v.10 he has skillfully laid the foundation upon which others can build. He is of course referring to … More Daily Devotional – Foundations
ISAIAH 12 ( AMP and RVR 1960) CONTEXT: Being only 6 verses Chapter 12 is the smallest of Isaiah’s writings but nonetheless, important. It is a song or expression of Thanksgiving to God. It begins with thanking God for not destroying the nation of Israel in its entirety, even though their constant disobedience warranted it. … More Daily Devotional – Why not Today?
Is Homosexual Orientation Sinful? Kevin DeYoung June is LGBTQ Pride Month, which can bring up many conversations about homosexuality on social media as well as in closer circles of family and friends. Now is an important time to consider what the Bible says about this topic. Does the Bible condemn homosexual orientation as sin? READ MORE … More What Does the Bible Teach about Homosexuality?
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
One of the most common arguments against Covenant or Reformed Theology is that it places all the emphasis on God and none on man’s actions. The most frequent example (usually in a sarcastic manner) is so y’all don’t need to evangelize because God deals with all that. My answer is let us READ THE BOOK! … More Through our Gospel
Stanley Tam Gave God the Business When Stanley Tam became a Christian, he meant it. A young man, struggling to make a go of business in the depression, he allowed God to guide his actions. Slowly, he reaped success. Although it was difficult for him, he began to witness about Jesus to his contacts. … More Today in Church (U.S.) History
You probably know or have heard of what the great commission is. But there is more to the great commission than what many think. by David Qaoud As I was reading the book I could tell the author was driven by the prospect of making disciples. Every other word was “mission” “culture” “multiplication” “evangelism” “outreach” and … More The Deficient Great Commission
Mike Riccardi | December 10, 2019 Advocates of contextualization often cite the illustration of holding one’s doctrine and theology in a closed hand (symbolizing non-negotiability), and one’s methodology in an open hand (symbolizing fluidity). As an example, one proponent said, What I am arguing for is a two-handed approach to Christian ministry. In our firmly closed hand … More How Important is Methodology to Evangelism?
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