Prayer Series XIX We continue with excerpts from: Reformed Reflections on the Lord’s Prayer. The Power of Prayer The Spirit helps our infirmities by enabling us to understand for who, and what, and how prayer is to be made; and by working . . . in our hearts . . . those thoughts, affections and graces that … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/25/2022
Pastor John MacArthur preached a sermon Sunday at Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, about biblical sexuality. The sermon was posted online, but YouTube removed the video and labeled it “hate speech.” It was later re-uploaded to YouTube, but in its initial move, YouTube did officially label it as hate speech. Read More at Source: YouTube … More YouTube Removes John MacArthur’s Most Recent Sermon After ‘Hate Speech’ Violation
CONTEXT: There are three main themes in this chapter, Prayer, humility and disciplined discipleship. Matthew Henry breaks it down as follows: In this chapter we have, I. The parable of the importunate widow, designed to teach us fervency in prayer (v. 1-8). II. The parable of the Pharisee and publican, designed to teach us humility, … More Sunday Sermon Series – 01/23/2022
Prayer Series XVI 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 Supplication To supplicate is to humbly petition, beg or entreat. J.M.B. Christ, in the days of His flesh, offered up prayers and supplications to His Father . . . … More Devotional Thought for Today – 01/19/2022
Why do humans’ sin by nature or why and how do godly nations finally become sinful nations? Is it in our DNA or just human nature? Read more: https://www.whatchristianswanttoknow.com/how-godly-nations-become-sinful-nations/#ixzz7IQV8Cdi1
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
Today (Jan 11, 2021) on The Sword and The Trowel, Tom Ascol and Graham Gunden talk with Canadian blogger Samuel Sey (Slow to Write). They discuss Samuel’s personal testimony and how he came to write about racial, cultural, and political issues. They unpack the impact Critical Race Theory is having in Evangelical churches today, forced … More TS&TT: Samuel Sey | Forced Diversity, CRT and Sinful Partiality in the Evangelical Church
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
PSALM 86 CONTEXT: We find the following in Spurgeon’s Treasury of David: TITLE. A Prayer of David. We have here one of the five psalms entitled Tephillahs or prayers. This psalm consists of praise as well as prayer, but it is in all parts so directly addressed to God that it is most fitly called “a prayer.” A … More Sunday Sermon Series – 01/09/2022
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