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Category Archives: Biblical Doctrines
Elders to the Rescue: Rooting Out Unbelief
I was ordained, for the first time, in the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church. It’s an interesting institution with an interesting history. It is the oldest Presbyterian denomination in the nation to have never had a split. It is also one … Continue reading
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What can I fulfill His command to be a peacemaker?
Jesus, of course, listed peacemakers among the blessed in His Sermon on the Mount. He is the ultimate peacemaker, first reconciling us, His enemies, with our Father. Second, this in turn reconciles us with each other. We, however, are called … Continue reading
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Good News, Good News, Good News and Bad News
I’ve got great news — I just saved a bundle on my car insurance. This punchline might expose a problem in our Christian sub-culture: we don’t know what the good news is. The confusion is understandable. God is good, gracious. … Continue reading
Classic Sacred Marriage- Dissing Your Spouse
This week’s classic Jesus Changes Everything Podcast
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Resting in His Providence, Working For His Kingdom
To suggest that wisdom is always balanced seems to me to be a bit, well, unbalanced. Whoever first uttered the words of wisdom, “moderation in all things,” should, I believe, have healed himself. All things? Isn’t that a bit extreme? … Continue reading
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The Bride Wore Black: Protesting Our Pride
A week or so ago the folks at Protestia tweeted this: Better to marry a former OF model who has come to know the depths of her sin and the mercy of the Lord, than an unkissed virgin with a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Testimony, church, devil, Forgiveness, God's love, gratitude, kingdom, kingdom notes, lies, marriage, RC Sproul Jr, sanctification, scandal
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Angels, Angels Everywhere- Messengers of Unbelief
Being sick has its advantages. I am constantly encouraged when sick by the willingness of others to pray. I am grateful for the prayers, and goaded to be a more faithful prayer warrior myself. It is also a timely reminder … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Testimony, devil, kingdom, kingdom notes, lies, prayer, RC Sproul Jr
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Some Dance to Forget: Walking in His Garden
It is a sure sign of the fall that we so egregiously miss what we lost. Jesus calls us to seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness precisely because our priorities are all out of line. Even that … Continue reading
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Narcissists Gonna Narcissize: Popping Psychology’s Bubble
It is bad enough when a group of scholars determine themselves to be experts on the human psyche, while leaving behind God’s Word. Sometime in the late nineteenth century psychology as a field of study was birthed at the University … Continue reading
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Why do good things happen by bad people? Mirrors Crack’d
Perhaps my most shared tweet answers the age old question- why do bad things happen to good people? My answer- “That only happened once, and He volunteered.” The lesson, of course, is that apart from Jesus there are no good … Continue reading
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