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The Coming of the Messiah: Our Loss, His Gain
During Christmas, it’s important to remember that the first coming of Jesus Christ – His first advent, as it were – marks an occasion not just of His coming, but also of a sense of loss. Usually Chri… more →
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The Coming of the Messiah: Our Loss, His Gain
newcityofgospel wrote 7 hours ago: During Christmas, it’s important to remember that the first coming of Jesus Christ – His first adven … more →
Bible Quiet Time Notes (11.18.2009): Trusting God the Father's Covenantal Conquest of False Gods Through Christ Jesus, and Understanding the King of Pride
newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: I’m still tinkering with this blog. And I’ve decided that when it comes to writing quiet time notes … more →
opportunity for peace
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rlowenfield wrote 1 month ago: in moments of anxiety, stress, and uncertainty, we are offered peace that passes all understanding. … more →
Bible Quiet Time Notes (11.11.2009): Waiting for the Lord's Provision of Good Fruits
newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: Bible quiet time chapters for this morning: Job 39-40 Passage for reflection: “ ‘Look now at the beh … more →
Bible Quiet Time Notes (11.10.2009): Though We Have Not Seen Him, It is Through Witness that We Love Him: Apostolic Witness, Evangelism, and Suffering in Jesus' Ministry
newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: Bible quiet time chapters for this morning: 1 Pet. 1-2 Passage for reflection: “In this you greatly … more →
Piper - The Slope to Heresy?!
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The Desert Pastor wrote 1 month ago: Galatians 1:6-9, “I marvel that you are turning away so soon from Him who called you in the grace of … more →
Bible Quiet Time Notes (11.4.2009): God the Conqueror of Armies of Idols, and God the Author of New Rest
newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: As my follow up to my blog article yesterday, here is my initial experiment of writing out my Bible … more →
Gospel-Rooted Suffering and Reformation Day
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newcityofgospel wrote 1 month ago: Tomorrow is Reformation Day, the day that classical Protestants celebrate Martin Luther’s posting of … more →
when i am anxious
rlowenfield wrote 1 month ago: ashley & i are trying to read a couple of pages everyday out of a growth oriented book outside o … more →
books
m wrote 2 months ago: The Cross and Christian Ministry by D.A. Carson Future Grace by John Piper The Autobiography of Red … more →
How Piper Became a Pastor and a Thank you to Mine
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humanitasremedium wrote 2 months ago: Great article over at Between Two Worlds about how John piper became a pastor. Click here to read. I … more →
Sam Adams and Books
Matthew Hansen wrote 3 months ago: Okay, this isn’t really about beer and books, and it really isn’t about books, however, … more →
I'll take three dollars of gospel, please
andrewchesebro wrote 4 months ago: I picked up “Basics for Believers: An Exposition of Philippians” today when I saw it in … more →
Nuggets
andrewchesebro wrote 4 months ago: Another installment of my quest for understanding grace through faith as the God-appointed means of … more →
The Satisfying Marriage Supper of Christ and His Church
newcityofgospel wrote 6 months ago: “ . . . [Will] the Lord thus take us to his bosom? ‘He shall gather the lambs in his arms, and carr … more →
Saturday Night Mind Dump...
Josh wrote 8 months ago: Wasn’t quite sure what to expect tonight coming off our highest attendance ever last week Toni … more →
John Piper on Why we Sin
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Josh wrote 8 months ago: “Sin is what you do when your heart is not satisfied with God. No one sins out of duty. We sin … more →
Extreme Loneliness and the Woman Pouring Perfume on Jesus' Head
newcityofgospel wrote 8 months ago: What do you do when you’re following the Lord based on His sacrifice of Jesus for you, and no … more →
Jesus' Glory for His Death and Resurrection: A Harvest of New Believers, From Generation to Generation
newcityofgospel wrote 8 months ago: Jesus’ work doesn’t stop at His death and resurrection in the Gospel message. Rather, J … more →
