by John MacArthur Monday, November 5, 2018 Pastors need Bereans in their congregations—members “who received the word with great eagerness, examining the Scriptures daily to see whether these things were so” (Acts 17:11). Those who would teach God’s Word must be held accountable to its exacting standards. Unfortunately, the opposite is true for those who desire to preach … More The Doctrine of Anti-Theology
FROM Stephen Nichols Oct 09, 2018 It’s one of those moments we wish we could have seen firsthand. It took place in the square before the Water Gate. At daybreak, Ezra brought out the law. He unrolled the scroll and began reading. He kept on until noon, and all the while the great crowd gave their rapt … More Scripture: Our Inerrant and Infallible Authority
by John MacArthur Wednesday, September 12, 2018 A radically abridged and ambiguous view of the gospel has captivated the church today. We see this whenever a prominent professing believer says his or her faith “is a very private thing.” Let me suggest to you that if your faith is “a private thing,” it’s not the Christian faith. … More Renovating the Narrow Gate
by tfentiman “Quench not the Spirit.” 1 Thess. 5:19 Jeremiah Dyke (d. 1620), an English puritan, preached one of the best and most convicting, sobering and experimental sermons this webmaster has ever come across. The message is vital and deeply applicable to every person. Take the time to genuinely try your heart upon this rock … More On Quenching the Spirit
Posted August 20, 2018 @ 7:08 AM by Richard C. Barcellos We cannot properly interpret what God does, as He has recorded it for us in Scripture, unless we know something about the God who effects what is recorded for us in Scripture. In other words, there must be a hermeneutical (i.e. interpretive) dialogue between the text … More Interpreting Scripture with Scripture – Reformation21 Blog
Matthew 19:25–26 “Jesus looked at them and said, ‘With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible’” (v. 26). Because in the Old Testament many of the old covenant saints are depicted as wealthy (Gen. 13:2; Job 42:10–17), and since it often links prosperity with God-pleasing behavior (Ps. 1; Prov. 22:4), first-century … More God’s Omnipotent Grace
https://clipartxtras.com/download/b5f7ddab64765aa0fbf09817e32bec044f1ab9c1.html Matthew 18:1–4 “Calling to him a child, he put him in the midst of them and said…‘Whoever humbles himself like this child is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven’” (vv. 2–4). Coram deo: Living before the face of God Matthew Henry writes: “The humblest Christians are the best Christians and most like to … More Kingdom Greatness
A good friend sent me the following. Considering the current state of the church in America I felt it worth posting here. For if we leave out God;s wrath, man’s total depravity (sin) and the only solution for that sin, the cross, we are left with nothing. In The Kingdom of God in America (1937), H. Richard … More Liberal Social Gospel
I am not ashamed, for I know whom I have believed and am persuaded that He is able to keep what I have committed to Him until that Day. (2 Timothy 1:12) The Institute for Creation Research was founded almost 50 years ago to encourage Christians to get “back to Genesis.” The account of special … More The Institute for Creation Research
BY: Bryan Fischer Host of “Focal Point” Faith in Christ’s resurrection is not blind, rather it is rational and informed. See the Article at it’s Source: Why I Am a Christian
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