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Tag Archives: sanctification
Our Father
As a father and a grandfather I am, from time to time, faced with challenges. Children and grandchildren have inherited from me a condition that leads to those challenges- sin. For the myriad ways they are and can be blessings … Continue reading
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Tagged adoption, Christian Testimony, church, God's love, gratitude, joy, kingdom, kingdom notes, peace, prayer, RC Sproul Jr, sanctification
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Check out our last study until September
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Romans Study Tonight- Last of the Summer
Tonight we continue our look at the monumental, towering book of Romans. All are welcome to our home at 7 est, or you may join us for dinner at 6:15. We will also stream the study at Facebook, RC-Lisa Sproul. … Continue reading
Is fornication a big deal?
Yes, of course it is. That we don’t treat it that way is a sign of our worldliness, not a lack of clarity in the Bible. It seems that sometimes we like to think that all sins are equally bad. … Continue reading
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The Silence of the Lambs
The world, Paul tells us, knows what’s coming. He not only highlights the universal guilt of all men, but ironically defines that guilt as the denial of what we know. We know that there is a God, and that we … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Testimony, church, culture wars, devil, God's love, gratitude, joy, kingdom, kingdom notes, marriage feast of the lamb, peace, RC Sproul Jr, sanctification
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What makes a person a hero?
I was blessed, over the years, to teach a number of the Great Works courses at Reformation Bible College. It is my contention that we ought to cover the great books of western civilization not so we can prepare our … Continue reading
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You Think You’ve Got Problems
While I am not foolish enough to think that thinking wisely will solve all of our problems, I am wise enough to know it will solve this one- our problem of misunderstanding our problem. We are utterly filled with foolish … Continue reading
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Do I need to confess my sins to those I’ve sinned against?
Of course you do. We all do. Many years ago I read an advice column wherein the writer was wrestling with some twenty year old sin he had committed. He was considering confessing to his wife what he had done, … Continue reading
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Last Night’s Romans Study 4: 13-25
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Monday’s Romans Study
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