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Baptist Press (BPNews) Contra Tenebra Lux Pastor Steve Weaver's Blog Riddleblog Amazing Grace and Old Chevy'sWhereas, I am preaching this Sunday night, andWhereas, I spend to much time in the bogosphere, andWhereas, I need to prepare spiritually, andWhereas, I need to prepare exegetically, andWhereas, I will be working a little more this week, andWhereas, I have made enemies of most of the people in the blogiverse, therefore,Be it resolved that [...]
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Chad Bresson, aka, Breuss Wane, aka, Batman, aka, Vossed Over has written an post about the lady (Ashley Smith) who was kidnapped by a murderer (Brian Nichols) earlier this year. There was a big deal about how Smith read The Purpose Driven Life to Nichols. Anyway, go read Batman’s article, The Meth Life [...]
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And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And [...]
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This was originally posted way back in the month of June. I’ve reposted it in light of the discussions that have been taking place at Steve Camp’s blog, Camponthis.
It occurs to me that the biggest problem I have with the Catholic Church (and with the New Perspective on Paul for that matter) is the confusion [...]
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I like Planter’s peanuts. They’re good. And as I sit here at my desk writing this post, I can see that the folks at Planter’s are concerned about my health. I know this because of what I see written on the can inside a big, bright, red heart.
A Handful A Day May Be Good For [...]
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AWESOME GOD
By Rich Mullins
Oh when He rolls up his sleeves He ain’t just puttin’ on the ritz,
Our God is an awesome God
There is thunder in his footsteps and lightning in his fists
Our God is an awesome God
And the Lord wasn’t joking when He kicked ‘em out of Eden
It wasn’t for no reason that [...]
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Calvinists are famous for being monergists. We believe that our salvation is a work of God alone. It is a work that God started before the creation of the world and that He will accomplish to the end of time. From election to foreknowledge to predestination to redemption to our calling to regeneration and the [...]
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This is an outline from a sermon I preached a year or so ago. I may republish it later in a full manuscript form. I would hate to leave you with nothing to read over the weekend though, since you all hang on my every word! Yeah, yeah, right. Still, here it is.
Good [...]
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Let me begin by saying that I am all for sharing. I make my kids do it all the time.But one thing that I absolutely cannot stand is when someone tells me about their evangelism outreach and constantly say, ’share’, ’sharing’, ’shared’, or any other form of the word. It gets on my nerves. I [...]
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Jim Elliff is the founder and president of Christian Communicators Worldwide. He has written, edited, or contributed to various books including, Led By The Spirit, Reclaiming The Gospel And Reforming Churches, and Reforming Pastoral Ministry. He has also written various hymns.
This article is a call for reformation in the evangelistic outreach of the modern church. [...]
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