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Audio: How to Study the Bible
I found this four-part series on the Grace To You app about how to study the Bible. Pastor John McArthur begins with the “why.” Why should you study the Bible and then proceeds to the how. Part 1: The Power … Continue reading
The Word for Maundy Thursday: Jesus in the Garden
Matthew 26:36-36 (NASB) Then Jesus came with them to a place called Gethsemane, and said to His disciples, “Sit here while I go over there and pray.” And He took with Him Peter and the two sons of Zebedee, and began to be grieved and … Continue reading
Posted in Prayer, Sermons
Tagged Bible Study, Bible.org, christianity, crucifixion, Easter, facing the cross, Gethsemane, God's wrath, gospels, Holy Week, Jesus, Maundy Thursday, pain, parallel passages, Passion week, resurrection, sacrifice, sin, sorrow, submission
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Blog Anniversary Giveaway Number 1: Four Great Christian Resources
I promised giveaways this month and this one is extra special to celebrate four years of blogging. One lucky commenter will get a copy of The Truth War by John MacArthur, “Another Jesus” Calling by Warren Smith, Is That You … Continue reading
Posted in Bookshelf, Christian Life, Discernment
Tagged another jesus calling, apostasy, Bible Study, christianity, deception, gary gilley, hearing from God, hearing God's voice, Herman Who?, hermeneutics, Is that you Lord?, Jesus Calling, John MacArthur, lies, postmodernism, The Truth War, theology, truth, Wretched
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Dr. Al Mohler Warns About the “Scandal of Biblical Illiteracy”
This article by Rev. Al Mohler from Jan. 20, tackles a matter near and dear to my heart. The growing illiteracy and even ignorance of the Bible, not just in secular culture, but within the church.
Posted in Christian Life, The Word
Tagged al mohler, Bible, bible reading, Bible Study, biblical ignorance, Biblical illiteracy, biblical literacy, Christians, Church, ignorance, preaching, scandal
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A Succinct Critique of the Amplified Version of the Bible
I’ve been meaning to share this critique of the Amplified Bible for some time, but I kept losing track of which episodes of Fighting for the Faith mentioned it.
Resources to Help You Study the Bible for Yourself
A couple days ago I was asked for some advice about studying the Bible. Since that subject was on my mind I decided to share some things that may be helpful to folks as they study the Word of God … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, Bible, Bible Study, biblical interpretation, David Murray, Herman Who?, hermeneutics, how to interpret Scripture properly, How to study the Bible, Jen Wilkin, Jesus on Every Page, New Testament, Old Testament, outlines, protection from false teaching, resources, sermon, Women of the Word
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Resources for New Year’s Resolutioners (and Everybody Else)
It’s that time of year when some people make resolutions. Many say they’ll give up a bad habit, or try to start a new one. But if your goals for the year are about your relationship with Jesus Christ here … Continue reading
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Tagged bible reading, Bible Study, book recommendations, decision making, devotionals, error, goals, god's will, grace, law, new year, resolutions, truth
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