By John Owen – 04 Jan 2019 chapel@mountzion.org • http://www.ChapelLibrary.org 2. Connection between True Mortification and Salvation The first thing occurring in the words as they lie in the entire proposition is the conditional note: “but if.” Conditionals in such propositions may denote either of two things: a. The uncertainty of the event or thing … More Daily Devotional – Mortification of Sin
Today we begin this years new devotional series based on the recently revised classic MORTIFICATION OF SIN by John Owen. MORTIFICATION OF SIN: PREFACE Christian Reader, I shall in a few words acquaint you with the reasons that obtained my consent to the publishing of the following discourse. Chief among them is the consideration of the … More Daily Devotional : MORTIFICATION OF SIN
Written and preached in C.H. Spurgeon’s wordy style it makes one contemplate the reason(s) why the Christ child was born in a manger. A real gem – Mike By Charles Haddon Spurgeon Dec 21, 1862 Scripture: Luke 2:7 Sermon No. 485 From: Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit Volume 8 “And she brought forth her firstborn son, and wrapped him in swaddling … More No Room for Christ in the Inn
JOHN DIVITO | DECEMBER 7, 2018 Here is an excellent three part series from my friend and Pastor John Divito Our Slavery Our Savior Our Sonship John Divito currently serves as Pastor of Cornerstone Fellowship Church in Newburgh, IN. He is also a Director of African Pastors Conferences and a Board Member of Covenant Baptist Theological … More Why God Sent His Son
The following is from GotQuestions.Org; there they answer some 30+ questions about Christmas. As with anything I write or repost Acts 17:11 applies. We receive a lot of different questions about Christmas. Rather than focusing on any one particular question, we thought it would be more helpful for us to give you the list of our … More Questions about Christmas
by John MacArthur / Monday, December 17, 2018 Words of comfort are sometimes the worst form of cruelty. We see it every time the world soothingly affirms destructive sinful behavior. And Christians can make the same grave error whenever the fear of offending a brother overrides the need to confront him. Instead we ought to follow the … More Where the Wind Blows
by John MacArthur Wednesday, December 5, 2018 Note this is the second in the series. I have added the previous one and will add follow on articles below. Christ’s parables were never delivered in a vacuum. They were always provoked by the circumstances, discussions, and debates that surrounded Him. That kind of contextual background information is especially … More The Purpose of the Parable of the Vineyard
by John MacArthur / Wednesday, November 14, 2018 Dr. MacArthur makes a play on words here to make his point that today’s modern movement(s) have no real biblical foundation. Instead of being driven to repentance for their sinfulness, as were those in the Great Awakening; today people are driven by pure emotion. – Mike Many charismatics today claim … More God in the Hands of Giddy Sinners
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
The Legacy of an Evangelical Milestone by: John Stonestreet & Roberto Rivera Forty years ago, a group of evangelical leaders and scholars took a clear and unapologetic stand on a fundamental tenet of the faith… Continued at Source: The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy “Some doubt whether inerrancy makes a practical difference. The difference it makes is this: Without it, … More BreakPoint: The Chicago Statement on Biblical Inerrancy
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