I think we all have a tendency to confuse means, ends and results. The result of my new relationship with the Savior of the universe who came to seek and save the lost is go on mission with him to seek and save the lost. But it is also true that having seen and experienced … More “Why Do We Need Words for the Gospel?”
Sunday Musings Psalm 5:11-12 But let all who take refuge in you rejoice; let them ever sing for joy, and spread your protection over them, that those who love your name may exult in you. For you bless the righteous, O LORD; you cover him with favor as with … More There is a Birth-right Joy
“Marty, frankly,” he said and then paused to gather his thought. “… if you are committed to expository preaching, faithfully teaching the authoritative intention of passage after passage, you will have a healthy church.” for more: Mark Dever and Expository Preaching.
Whimsy! Some of you are looking for something like this tonight in the debate! If you are looking for something serious (and fun) about the election, read my book, Picking a President: Or Any Other Elected Official.
It would be great to sit around a table with other pastors and just brainstorm about ten things we could do in our churches to exalt Christ as supremely valuable and worthy of not only passionate praise but a bold proclamation of the gospel outside the walls of our buildings. via The Discussion We Need … More The Discussion We Need to Have with Pastors
My son just published his first book, the second book he has written. When he was 16-17 he wrote a novel with his cousin that ran to over 200 pages but this is his first published work. Despite the fact that I am proud of him and biased, it is worth a look. You can … More My Son Just Published His First Book!
How can we cry out for deliverance and rescue if we don’t know the precipice-like nearness of our peril? For more go to: Desperate Need: The Key to Spiritual Growth.
This link is well worth your time and thought. http://sbcvoices.com/d-a-carson-on-angry-christians-and-the-devils-tactics/?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzEmail&utm_content=5575&utm_campaign=0
The surprising thing is that what I am about to write will sound radical. It’s not. It’s biblical. It’s what Jesus taught, which I suppose was radical in its time. … via Number 2 Blog Post from 2010.
For some men who I have been counseling and for the wonder of Christ in their lives. What Does Repentance Really Look Like in a Man of God?
