Monthly Archives: August 2010
What I Learned In Church Yesterday
There isn’t a Sunday that goes by I don’t look forward to going to church… to get refreshed by the word of God being taught and by the fellowship of other believers. There was a lot that happened this Sunday…. I will be co leading a new Study starting on September 12th… based on the story in Luke 15 the Prodigal Son, which I’m very excited to get going … but also sad that…
A little of this and a little of that
Prettifying’ Darwin — A Timely Look at a Losing Strategy… The American literary critic Frederick Crews once spoke of defenders of evolutionary theory who attempt to make Darwinism appear more congenial to the Christian faith than it truly is. These defenders, Crews wrote, present a vision of Darwin and Darwinism that “is often prettified read the rest Here- By Albert Mohler The Ministry of Rebuke Three parts… There are two kinds of Christians: those…
Music in the Church
Today, many church services are described as traditional or contemporary, based solely on the type of music contained in them. I personally gravitate toward a more “traditional” service, I love organ music and the complexity of some of the older hymns, especially those based on Bach’s chorales. However, I have no problem worshiping when other types of music are involved, as long as the music does not distract from the words and the words…
Examine Yourselves
2 Corinthians 13:5 Test yourselves to see if you are in the faith; examine yourselves! Or do you not recognize this about yourselves, that Jesus Christ is in you—unless indeed you fail the test?
Marriage To The End
A woman shared with me once that she had lived for 40 years in a marriage to a man who was just—wicked. She said, “All through those years, people counseled me to get out of that marriage. But somehow, God kept drawing me back to that vow I had made.” Then she said, “I’m so glad I waited. A year ago my husband finally got saved, and God is truly changing him.” And then…
RC Sproul -Five Things Every Christian Needs to Grow
How do Christians grow? Dr. R.C. Sproul teaches new and seasoned Christians the five crucial aspects of true spiritual growth. Just as any living organism has requirements if it is to grow and thrive, in the same way Christians have God-given requirements that are necessary elements if there is to be any growth in grace and godliness. In this book R.C. Sproul describes five spiritual “nutrients” crucial to spiritual maturity: Bible study, prayer, worship,…
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