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The Kingdom Notes 2 commentsThe Bible teaches, from Genesis 3 onward, the antithesis. Antithesis is a rather fancy theological term that simply affirms that the people of God live their lives in the context…
Read The Blog PostThe Bible teaches, from Genesis 3 onward, the antithesis. Antithesis is a rather fancy theological term that simply affirms that the people of God live their lives in the context…
Read The Blog PostWe serve an exponential God. He who made everything out of nothing does not increase through addition, but through multiplication. We move from faith to faith, from grace to grace,…
Read The Blog PostOne of the great dangers of our industrialized view of education, wherein we view our children as raw material that are moved along a conveyor belt until they come out…
Read The Blog PostWe know more than we let on. So Paul tells us in Romans 1. Still our conclusions are not the fruit of careful, dispassionate reasoning. Motives mix up our minds,…
Read The Blog PostThere was once a great man who managed to upset the religious leaders of his day. They were screaming for his blood because he had both bypassed their own power…
Read The Blog PostThat’s easy enough- by the size of his library. Sadly, among Reformed Christians this sometimes seems to be our standard. Were we to narrow our library down a smidge to…
Read The Blog PostIt’s a big world out there, full of all manner of sin. In these United States sodomites parade their perversion down Main Street. In Canada to denounce sodomy as perversion…
Read The Blog PostThe Bible is right. It tells us that the serpent was more crafty than any of the beasts of the field. He still is crafty, and we still just fell…
Read The Blog Post“Will going to church eventually lead to conversion, or must one be born again and then desire to belong to the Body of Christ in a church?” Believe, then belong.…
Read The Blog PostWe are what we cheer. Which is one of the many things that ought to concern us. Consider, for a moment, the literary world. Our heroes, in terms of the…
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