Thursday is for Discipleship I used to give a talk on the will of God based on answering four basic questions. The title of the talk was: “The Will of God is a Dangerous Paradise.” The idea was that the will of God may seem frightening but in reality, nothing is better or more fulfilling … More The Will of God is a Dangerous Paradise
After you read this post, would you pray that my publisher would do a good job of marketing the book? Thanks. See Neutrality Toward Sin is a Disaster for Any Nation.
Why We Love Outreach and Hate Evangelism.
Tuesday is for Preaching Sometimes we are led astray by the editors of our Bibles. Most of the headings are great and helpful and the editors mean well with their chapter headings and subtitles of sections but if you aren’t careful, you might get an idea set in your interpretive grid that leads you astray. … More Can the Editor’s Subject Headings of Our Bibles be Trusted?
Monday is for Discussion “Now the tax collectors and sinners were all drawling near to hear him. And the Pharisees and the scribes grumbled, saying, ‘This man receives sinners and eats with them.’” (Luke 15:1-2, ESV) Questions: When was the last time you had a non-Christian into your home for a meal, a dessert, a … More Receiving Sinners for the Glory of God
Praying for Integrity in Ministry and Life. I wish every pastor and every journalist in America would take this story to heart.
Stop Planting Churches: Do Something Better :: There is a more strategic thing to do.
Weekend Links (8-20-2011) The Links this week are wide-ranging and filled with wisdom. As always, a link here does not mean that I endorse or agree with every issue or perspective related. But all of these will challenge your thinking and perspective Growing in Grace and Knowledge For God So Loved the World (Ligonier Ministries) … More Nutter’s Speech; Luther’s Prayers; Neil Cole’s Re-do List; Sola Scriptura and more
Friday is for Heart Songs Here is a great passage from J.C. Ryle on the absolute supremacy of the word of God to evangelical faith. I picked this up from Eric T. Young over at Reformed Bibliophile. The first leading feature in Evangelical Religion is the absolute supremacy it assigns to Holy Scripture, as the … More Evangelical Faith Requires an Authoritative Bible
We Need to Expect More from Christians and the Church.
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