Christians can be identified objectively as those who confess with their mouths the creed of their hearts, that Jesus is Lord.
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I am sure many of you have heard of theonomy. Well, if you have not, do not fear, many in the church has not either. I have to admit the first time I heard this word was when an elder at my former church mentioned he saw in on a bumper sticker. Th…
Here, perhaps, it may be said by that presumption of man, which is ignorant of the righteousness of God, and wishes to establish one of its own, that the apostle quite properly said, “For by the law shall no man … Continue reading
If you abandon Eternal Relations of Authority and Submission (ERAS) between the persons of the godhead, will you lose complementarianism as well? Does a commitment to classical trinitarianism undermine or weaken the case for headship and submission within the home? Some may fear that a departure from ERAS opens the door to egalitarianism. Unfortunately, a […]
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In his talk for the Operation Save America National Event, Pastor Luke Pierson shows how the fight to end the slaughter of our pre-born neighbors is ultimately a battle for worship.
Watch this beautiful and heartwarming story of a life saved. Meet baby Dion. He is such a precious little boy and this story is incredible.
Aleasha had her mindset on having an abortion after learning she was about to become a single mom. Thanks to faithful Christians, Aleasha was provided with the resources and support needed and chose life for her daughter.
Aleasha had her mindset on having an abortion after learning she was about to become a single mom. Thanks to faithful Christians, Aleasha was provided with the resources and support needed and chose life for her daughter.
“Got to see this little boy today. He was saved from abortion over four years ago. His mom stopped by and told us she was headed into the mill but stopped and talked with us. That she changed her mind that day and now this precious little boy is 4 years old. Praise the Lord!!” […]
“Got to see this little boy today. He was saved from abortion over four years ago. His mom stopped by and told us she was headed into the mill but stopped and talked with us. That she changed her mind that day and now this precious little boy is 4 years old. Praise the Lord!!” […]
This message is from the Not of this World Conference:
As promised on today’s program I read through The Acts of Paul and Thecla, commented on the Orthodox veneration of Thecla as a saint and “equal of the Apostles,” and what we can learn about the context of the origination of this apocryphal mythology from the second century. By the way, here is the article I mentioned from the OCA […]
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This message is from the Not of This World Conference:
So Joel Webbon dropped a webcast about how the State is to correct the Church, and how this has been normative throughout church history. Well, do forgive me, but I’ve always opposed sacralism, still do, always will, and the errors and holes in the presentation, historically and logically, were big enough for me to drive my big GMC through, so, […]
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Traditionally, the church has defined the Trinity in a particular way: one nature, three persons. A nature refers to what something is, while a person refers to who someone is. But how do we define three uncreated persons who share the same nature? Historically, we have done so through what is known as “Personal Relations,” […]
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The third commandment instructs us not to take the name of the Lord in vain. I suppose for most people, that means only one thing: don’t use swear words and especially don’t use God’s name as a swear word. Of course, that is right. But it’s more than t…
The incarnate Christ is one divine person who subsists in two distinct yet united natures, divine and human. He is not two persons, but rather “one Person and one Subsistence, not parted or divided into two persons, but one and the same Son.”
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The incarnate Christ is one divine person who subsists in two distinct yet united natures, divine and human. He is not two persons, but rather “one Person and one Subsistence, not parted or divided into two persons, but one and the same Son.”
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Though the Bible refers to various types of salvation, when it speaks about salvation in the ultimate sense, it’s speaking of the ultimate escape from the ultimate dire human condition. This brings us back to the question I asked the man in Philadelphi…
My, how time flys! I meant to write a response to this along time ago, but have not found the time to be organized until now. One can see my comments in the You Tube com box and Dr. Ortlund’s … Continue reading
The consideration of the one will of God is a notion that safeguards Christians from practically inferring polytheism.
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This is from the 2024 Cessationist Conference:
This is from the 2024 Cessationist Conference:
Started off with more evidence of how divided a nation the US is, then moved on to listen to some brief comments from He Who Judges from Afar, and then we moved into some thoughts about the debate with Joe Heschmeyer, specifically on what his point wa…
In this video, Todd Friel shares some troubling findings regarding the so-called revivals that have been happening in various universities.
One of the classic, and seemingly never-ending, debates among New Testament scholars is whether Jesus’s earliest followers viewed him as fully divine, and (perhaps more importantly), whether Jesus viewed himself as fully divine. Some scholars say yes t…
“You just had to be there!” We fall back on this excuse when words fail to capture the precise reality of an experience—often a comedic interaction or visual beauty. The reality is that reality itself is often hard to describe. We do our best to describe it with words, but we’ve all experienced the frustration […]
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“You just had to be there!” We fall back on this excuse when words fail to capture the precise reality of an experience—often a comedic interaction or visual beauty. The reality is that reality itself is often hard to describe. We do our best to describe it with words, but we’ve all experienced the frustration […]
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Reflected on the deep division that exists in Western Culture today and in the United States in particular, and then moved on to some of the Jay Dyer stuff and the continued need to have an in-depth discussion on the “7th Ecumenical Council,R…
This is from the 2024 Cessationist Conference:
