Prayer Series XV As previously stated, until we further note I will be posting from Reformed Reflections on the Lord’s Prayer. Today we continue with The Ingredients of Prayer Confession Ingenuous and unreserved confession of sin [is made] to the glory of that God who has been dishonoured by it. John Colquhoun When man uncovers his sin, God … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/18/2022
Prayer Series XIV As previously stated, until we further note I will be posting from Reformed Reflections on the Lord’s Prayer. We continue today with The Ingredients of Prayer. Thanksgiving The Lord so much esteems thanksgiving, offered to Him with true humility of mind and faith, that He receives it and reckons it a most acceptable sacrifice. Henry … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/17/2022
Sin is never done in isolation. In fact, there are vertical, horizontal, and inward effects of it. Source: The Vertical, Horizontal, and Inward Realities of Sin
“Back in the day,” “in the good ol’ days,” “back when I was a kid,” “it used to be this way.” These are phrases that many people like to use as they compare the way things used to be with the way life is at present. Why do they do this? Because they are not … More Sunday Sermon Series – 01/16/2022
Last Sunday , I had the privilege of teaching adult Sunday school to the church and seminary students at Iglesia Bautista Reformada de Cristo / Seminario Reformada Latinoamericano in Waller, Texas just outside Houston. Below find copies of the longer text I had prepared in English, Spanish along with the English/Spanish (translator) Youtube Video of … More Church Apologetics / Apologética de la Iglesia
Prayer Series XIII The Ingredients of Prayer Praying . . embraces adoration, thanksgiving, confession, supplication, intercession, and filling our mouths with arguments before God in behalf of our requests. William S. Plumer Adoration Lo, God is here, let us adore, And own how dreadful is this place! Let all within us feel His power, And … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/15/2022
Question: “What does the Bible say about stress?” Answer: The dictionary defines stress as “physical, mental, or emotional strain or tension.” Some stress is necessary and even good—such as the physical strain we put on our muscles in order to make them stronger. But when we talk about “stress,” we are usually referring to excessive or negative mental … More What does the Bible say about stress?
Prayer Series XII . A Reformed Rationale for Prayer It is very important for us to call upon God: first, that our hearts may be fired with a zealous and burning desire ever to seek, love and serve Him, while we become accustomed in every need to flee to Him as to a sacred anchor; … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/14/2022
Prayer Series XI 2 Corinthians 5 CONTEXT: The following is from the ESV Study Bible: The central theme of 2 Corinthians is the relationship between suffering and the power of the Spirit in Paul’s apostolic life, ministry, and message. Paul’s opponents had questioned his motives and his personal courage. They argued that he had suffered too much … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/13/2022
Christians have long struggled to understand the various ways the Bible, especially the New Testament, talks about “the world.” In John 16:33, for example, Jesus tells His disciples that “in this world (they) will have trouble,” but to “be of good cheer” because He has “overcome the world.” The Greek word here for “world” is “kosmos,” … More God (Still) Loves His World
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