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Vital Religion per Ben Franklin
I think vital religion has always suffered when orthodoxy is more regarded than virtue. And the Scriptures assure me that at the last day we shall not be examined by what we thought, but what we did… more →
Musings of a Christian Psychologist
Great article on cultural relevance with biblically conservatism
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Sean Pease wrote 1 day ago: I thought this was an excellent article discussing an matter I struggle with as a pastor – bei … more →
it's official
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Chris wrote 3 days ago: From the New York Times, the implosion of the Episcopal Church. Some analysis via Rod Dreher. Obviou … more →
The Sabbath
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Andrew Logue wrote 4 days ago: On such days of rest (since we can get no other opportunity) freedom and time should be taken to att … more →
of interest today
Chris wrote 1 week ago: An article in the Wednesday edition of Slate on how the prosperity gospel is faring in the midst of … more →
Death Comes Quickly
ostrakinos wrote 2 weeks ago: By now, no doubt, we are all weary of the seeming avalanche of celebrity reports in the news related … more →
Does speaking in tongues still exist?
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Justin Carroll wrote 2 weeks ago: Growing up in the Pentecostal church gave me a front-row seat for the spiritual gift of tongues. Nev … more →
The Soothing Soul of Music
ostrakinos wrote 3 weeks ago: Music is a gift from God that soothes our weary souls. Naturally, an aesthetic switch flips on in ou … more →
A Christian Psychology 2
Phil wrote 4 weeks ago: Chapter 2 of Eric Johnson’s book, Foundations for Soul Care(IVP, 2007) traces the use of the b … more →
Walking Through Heidelberg part 33
Andrew Logue wrote 4 weeks ago: Question 32: Why is he called God’s “only Son” when we also are God’s childr … more →
John Wesley, Earthquakes and God's Providence
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steverankin wrote 4 weeks ago: Reading John Wesley’s Sermon (actually, it’s Charles’, I recently learned) , … more →
Vital Religion per Ben Franklin
Phil wrote 4 weeks ago: I think vital religion has always suffered when orthodoxy is more regarded than virtue. And the Scri … more →
Insight into Calvin's Geneva
Andrew Logue wrote 1 month ago: I ran across this interesting little article by Michael Horton concerning Calvin’s Geneva. I … more →
New Job, New Challenges
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steverankin wrote 1 month ago: Among the requisite qualities for my new job as SMU Chaplain, I find these three: (1) passionate com … more →
A Christian Psychology Proposal 1
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Phil wrote 1 month ago: This summer I’m choosing to read through Eric Johnson’s Foundations for Soul Care: A Chr … more →
Bringing Glory to God in the Workplace
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ostrakinos wrote 1 month ago: Many believers are under the misconception that they must be teaching Greek in a seminary class or p … more →
a query
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Chris wrote 1 month ago: Well, I’m back to work this week and back to preparation for teaching a class on 1 Timothy 2.8 … more →
God's Wrath: An Argument by Analogy
steverankin wrote 1 month ago: Not far from where I live is a nationwide (I think) drive-in, no appointment necessary, oil-change b … more →
Walking Through Heidelberg Part 23
Andrew Logue wrote 1 month ago: A little late today, but that’s okay! I wasn’t about to skip over one of my favorite qu … more →
Is the Bible infallible, inerrant and God-breathed?
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Justin Carroll wrote 2 months ago: I’m having trouble understanding why this is even a question. 2 Timothy 3:16-17 in the English … more →
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