The website is http://www.viewthestory.com and I just read through it moments ago and it’s a great resource. If anyone knows of other resources (sites, articles, books, etc.) that are helpful in explaining the gospel please let me know.
Yesterday morning I preached from Matthew 22:34-39 and entitled it “Our Love Problem.” The context is Jesus’ silencing of the Sadducees, which of course sparks some interest from the always combative Pharisees, namely one lawyer, who after consulting with his fellow Pharisee brothers seeks to trap Jesus in a question of what is the greatest commandment. Ironically,…
That’s a quote from Penn Jillete, an individual who is an outspoken atheist. However, in this video he makes some very pointed comments concerning people who believe in say, a heaven or hell, but don’t make attempts to proselytize other people. His comments and questions are spot-on and quite convicting. I plan on showing this…
The issue of homosexuality will become more and more prevalent in the years to come. Consequently, pastors, church leaders and lay people in the Church need to have an biblically informed understanding of homosexuality and how to discuss it in non-hostile, non-condemning way, all the while pointing people to the Gospel of Christ. This is…
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which has left me feeling inadequate and deficient in so many ways. And understanding that it is and will forever be a prominent part of what I do week-in-and-week-out I’m making a commitment to read or reread some books that I pray will have a positive impact on my counseling. The books I’m referring to are:…
These seven points were articulated by Dr. Lawless, Dean of The Billy Graham School of Missions and Evangelism at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. The April 12 edition of the Towers at Southern was devoted to discussing issues that Pastors should or should not do in order to not blow up a church. I found the edition…
Love for Orphans Transforms By Jedd Medefind | President, Christian Alliance for Orphans Unwanted infants in ancient Rome were often disposed of via the practice of “exposing.” Whether undesirable because it was malformed, female or simply inconvenient, the child would be left alone, outside the city walls, without defense before glaring sun, icy winds or…
Good article on being above reproach.
