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Don’t Miss List – 5.24.13
I’m starting a new feature called the Don’t Miss List. I haven’t decided how often to have it, possibly weekly, perhaps on an as needed basis. Anyway, here are the things I’ve found this week that I recommend you don’t … Continue reading
Posted in Church Movements, Contemplative Spirituality, Discernment, The Word
Tagged babies, Beth Moore, Bible, boundless, Carl Trueman, experientialism, Family, forced out, God, hearing voices from God, John Eldredge, mike abendroth, mysticism, no compromise radio, Phil Johnson, Sola Scriptura, spiritual formation, sufficiency of Scripture, thinking biblically, video
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A Beneficial Discussion of Sola Scriptura
As promised, I will attempt to discuss Sola Scriptura today. It will not be in any way exhaustive. Primarily I want to point you toward a very helpful sermon/podcast/Q&A between Phil Johnson and Pastor John MacArthur on the subject.
From Team Pyro: Blackaby’s Non Sola Scriptura
The protestant departure from Sola Scriptura, the principle that the Scriptures alone provide all the truth needed to find salvation and to grow in godliness, has troubled me for some time. I find it at the root of many false … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment, The Word
Tagged Bible, Blackaby, christianity, dan phillips, God, hearing from God, hearing God's voice, hearing the voice of the Lord, how then do we choose, personal revelation, Sarah Young, Scripture, Sola Scriptura, team pyro, theology
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Facing Suffering – 1 Peter 4
Yesterday, an elder in my church preached from 1 Peter 4 and I benefited so much from it, I wanted to share the passage with all of you today. There’s a lot to unpack in here about how to be prepared to … Continue reading
Posted in The Word
Tagged 1 Peter 4, Bible, Christian, christianity, First Epistle of Peter, God, hospitality, Jesus, judgment, love, persecution, sermon, stewardship, suffering, tribulation
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Confessions of a Former Worship Leader
Reblogged from The Number Kevin: Corporate worship, about two years ago I walked away from it. Praise music on Sundays, youth on Wednesdays—after years and years, I said goodbye to it all. I didn’t loose faith, nor did I sin my … Continue reading
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Drop me off in Harlem…
Today as part of the awesome dance event I’m attending, I went on a walking tour of the historic swing spots in Harlem. It began here. The tour I mean.
Hating Sin, Who Speaks Truth and Is Technology the Problem?
Today I’d like to share a few things I’ve read or watched online this week.
Posted in Christian Life
Tagged challies, Christian, debate, dr. james white, Hating Sin, james chapter 1, James White, religion, sin, speaking, technology, truth, video
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Marcia Montenegro Regarding One Thousand Gifts – by Ann Voskamp
I haven’t read One Thousand Gifts by Ann Voskamp, but I am well aware of its popularity. In fact, I saw it in the hands of a sister-in-Christ very recently. If you have read it or are considering reading it … Continue reading
The Shaming of Non-Radical Christians?
Dr. Anthony Bradley, an associate professor at King’s College and an Acton Institute research fellow, wrote a thought-provoking piece on May 1 called: The New Legalism: Missional, Radical, Narcissistic, and Shamed. It seems to have struck a nerve and I have … Continue reading
Posted in Christian Life, Evangelism
Tagged Anthony Bradley, Christian, christianity, Generation Y, Jesus christ, legalism, millennials, mission, missional, narcigesis, radical, shaming
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Grace in disappointment
There are days when I throw my hands up and say, “Lord, I really don’t know what you’re doing with my life.” Thankfully, in those moments I still know that He knows what He’s doing.
Posted in Christian Life, Personal Reflections
Tagged christianity, disappointment, God, grief, Jesus, Religion and Spirituality
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