9/20/15 Sermon uploaded - Galatians 4:12-20
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Keep ReadingPaul appeals to the Christian's vertical experience with God through Jesus Christ, and instructs them to allow that experience to drive them to prefer one another in love....
Five Biblical reasons why God ordains suffering: 1) suffering deepens faith, 2) suffering increases your experience of glory in eternity, 3) God uses the suffering of some to help others, 4) sufferings carry the gospel of Christ's sufferings, 5) the gospel's beauty is made clear through suffering...
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Keep ReadingWhat does Galatians 4:1-11 have to do with demonic spirits? Listen now or download the recent sermon to hear Pastor Joe's exposition. ...
Keep ReadingJohn Piper is right on in this post. He says, "The authority of preaching is rooted finally in the absolute authority of God. That root passes through the infallible Word of God, the Bible. This book is the only access we have today to an infallible message from God.Therefore authority is not intrinsic to the preacher. It is intrinsic only to God and his written word. O...
Keep ReadingThe Courage to Put Away Our Cameras by Russ Ramsey on July 26, 2012 "One turns at last even from glory itself with a sigh of relief. From the depths of mystery, and even from the heights of splendor, we bounce back and hurry for the latitudes of home." – Annie Dillard, Total Eclipse Oh, to have been present at San Diego's Glorietta Bay on July 4, 2012. If I ...
Keep ReadingJ. I. Packer, in his introduction to John Owen's The Mortification of Sin, writes of his conversion and near spiritual destruction: I was converted-that is, I came to the Lord Jesus Christ in a decisive commitment, needing and seeking God's pardon and acceptance, conscious of Christ's redeeming love for me and his personal call to me -in my first university term, a li...
Keep ReadingR. C. Sproul Jr. talks about being asked by a deacon at church twenty years ago if he had an "accountability group." When it was explained that this would be " a group of men who are active in your life, that care for you enough to challenge you when you fall into sin. They watch out for you, support you, encourage you to grow in grace and wisdom." He responded that he did...
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