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Last Week’s Truth You Can Count On Study: Cunning Fables
This study considers Peter’s assurance that our faith is grounded not in cunning fables but in eyewitness accounts. Check it out.
Oh Brave New World, With Such People In It
Neil Postman, in his delightful albeit ominous book Amusing Ourselves to Death, draws an insightful comparison between two important dystopian novels. Utopian novels, of course, are those designed to show us edenic cultures. Dystopian novels show us hellish futures. The … Continue reading
Posted in 10 Commandments, Big Eva, Books, church, cyberspace, Devil's Arsenal, kingdom, Kingdom Notes, post-modernism, RC Sproul JR
Tagged Christian Testimony, church, culture wars, devil, Education, kingdom, kingdom notes, lies, RC Sproul Jr, statism
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First Episode of A Cat in a Dog’s World: Check it Out
A dear friend, Dave Nelson, recently started a new program on public access TV program here in Fort Wayne. His goal? To talk about the challenges of pursuing sanctification in a culture hell-bent against holiness. He invited me to be … Continue reading
Should we undermine unbelievers’ Christian stereotypes?
I confess that I have been among the throng of sophomoric Christians. We all, along the way, thought up a brilliant idea to grow the kingdom of God. What if we blend together the coolness of the world and the … Continue reading
Surviving Incredulity World: Why What We Don’t Know Hurts Us
Lies are a double-edged sword. Not only are they designed to get us to believe things that are not true, but they encourage us to not believe things that are true. Every lie borrows its credibility from some other truth. … Continue reading
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Gently Restore: The Lost Art of Biblical Correction
The devil, I suspect, delights to play both sides against the middle. He encourages God’s people to careen into the ditch on one side of the road. Then he encourages corrective measures that lead to others of God’s people careening … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical Doctrines, Big Eva, church, cyberspace, Devil's Arsenal, ethics, grace, kingdom, Kingdom Notes, RC Sproul JR, Reformation, scandal, Theses, wisdom
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Is it a sin to be wealthy? Prosperity and Providence
No. One can certainly get wealthy by sinning. One can certainly sin while being wealthy. But it is surely not a sin to be wealthy. Though few are so crass as to express this sentiment, it nevertheless often reveals itself, … Continue reading
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Tagged Ask RC, biblical economics, Christian Testimony, culture wars, God's love, gratitude, kingdom, lies, politics, RC Sproul Jr
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Learning from the Master, Not From Our “Masters”
“If you think education is expensive, try ignorance.” “If you can read this, thank a teacher.” Such is the wisdom one can expect to find on a car’s bumper. Wisdom, however, is found in God’s Word, which, surprisingly, says not … Continue reading
Study Tonight, Truth You Can Count On: What Is Truth?
We continue our Truth You Can Count On study. Tonight, 7:00, we confront Pilate’s cynical question- what is truth?. We stream it on Facebook Live (at the account Lisa and I share, RC-Lisa) for those who attend online. You can … Continue reading
What are some key idols in the evangelical church?
What sin did God’s people in the Old Testament most struggle with? You be surprised. We tend to focus on various sins of the flesh in our concerns about ourselves. And to be sure, our fathers in the faith fought … Continue reading