Today rather briefly, I wanted to give a few reasons why I do book reviews, and why they are important. The first reason I do book reviews is that I love to read and regularly read well over one hundred books a year. Ever since I learned to read, I loved reading books of all […]
Introduction Joseph in Genesis 39 in his dealings with Potiphar’s wife provides men with an excellent example of what it means to walk with integrity and purity before the Lord. The Lord’s presence with Joseph enables him to find favor first with Potiphar and the keeper of the prison. While Joseph’s refusal to lie with
Much has recently changed in my life with accepting in the last month or so a pastoral internship at my local church Sovereign Grace Fellowship in Nampa, Idaho. On May 11th, I will graduate with my Masters of Divinity after five years of Bible College and seminary. In addition to this, in the past month,
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In the past year or so I’ve read a number of really good books on marriage such as What Do You Expect by Dr. Paul David Tripp and Marriage Matters by Dr. Winston Smith. Following in this tradition is The Meaning Of Marriage Facing the Complexities of Commitment with the Wisdom of God by Dr.
Introduction The Gospel of Jesus Christ is truly amazing. By the Gospel Christians stand and grow in the grace of God. Paul in 1st Corinthians 15:1-11 establishes the historical reliability of Jesus’ resurrection in order to lay a firm foundation for his argument that it was only the first step in the resurrection of
This sermon “Servanthood As Worship: A Torn Curtain” is based on Nate’s book Servanthood as Worship: The Privilege of Life in a Local Church. In this sermon, Nate preaches on how Christians are free to serve not as duty but as worship unto Christ through the grace and power found in the Gospel.
David Wells defines postmodernism, explains the necessary Christian response, and recommends resources to help the local church engage the postmodern world.
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Mention the word “Calvinism” and you’re likely to get some strong negative responses. Most of these responses sadly will be a caricature of the position based on misunderstandings that people have about Calvinism. In For Calvinism by Dr. Michael Horton, J. Gresham Machen Professor of Systematic Theology and Apologetics at Westminster Seminary California seeks to
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