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So, what are we to think about being slain in the Spirit?
This is a helpful look at the charismatic practice in light of biblical teaching.
I was asked to prepare a month of meditations on Hosea for a daily devotional. My initial thought was, “That’s impossible. I might manage 5 or 6.” But when I got started I was stunned to find so many divine “I will’s” in this little prophecy.
For your edification in reading and hearing:
Listen to internet streaming of C.S. Lewis’ series of books. Reading is by Chrissie Hart and brought to us by Ancient Faith Radio. The British accent makes listening to this a real treat. You can get a boxed set or other versions of the book from Amazon:The Chronicles of Narnia Boxed Set
Here are some internet articles from this past week.
On this, my fortieth day of mourning my beloved, I remove the ring she put on my finger. I cried through putting her ring on, even as I cry in taking mine off.
R.C. Sproul Jr. lets us take a look into the past 40 days after the death of his wife. This is definitely worth the time to read.
Would you like to know whether your faith is real? Then try it by the feelings toward Christ which it produces.
Wise words from a 19th century giant, J.C. Ryle. This short article gives us a great test to determine if our faith is real.
Some links on the internet that you might have missed.
We’re a few weeks into our new year’s resolutions. How’s that diet going?
Mike Cospers sheds some keen insight into our dieting motivations.
I just watched a video of a man who claims that he died twice on the operating table and has lived to tell about the experience.
Here are some suggestions for your internet adventures today.
The January issue of this magazine explores various aspects about the book of Revelation. Even if you do not have a subscription to this magazine, you can read the articles online. Go check it out.
Another online magazine that is worth the investment of your time is Credo. The January issue argues for the exclusivity of the gospel. This is a vital topic in a day in which many believe believe that people will somehow make it to heaven apart from Jesus.
Today is December 16, 2011 and these are some articles I recommend that you read.
Before you click on the link, see if you can think of what they might be. This is one of the best blog posts I have seen in some time. Tell us what toys you would put on the list in the comments below.
In telling this story, Brad Bates insures that we will have more than a sweet taste when licking on this Christmas treat.
I am excited to recommend these articles to you today. Simply click on the title of the articles. Your browser will open the article for you to read.
This account of God’s work in this historic church is told by the pastor, Andrew Davis. Andy and I studied together in doctoral church history courses at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary back in the day. I recall the first time I met Andy. We were seated next to each other in a seminar on Martin Luther led by Dr. Marvin Anderson. Few people do I respect as much as I do Andy. Seldom have I been around somebody with a great combination of a scholarly mind with a deep devotion to the Lord. I love his views on the church and the role of the pastor. You would do well to regularly listen to his sermons at the website of First Baptist Church.
Providing a few online destinations for fellow travelers who have stopped by this site. I think you will find these helpful.
Steven Lawson provides a helpful short bio of Luther. If you aren’t familiar with Luther, you should definitely read this article.
Steven Lawson also looks at the Swiss Reformer Zwingli. Zwingli is my favorite historical character. See if you like him, too.
This is a special 9/11 edition of Concierge.
R.C. Sproul provides great thoughts on 9/11.
Michael Horton offers a sage response regarding government prayer in New York.
Carl Trueman responds to a Southern Baptist leader who criticized the 9/11 remembrance at The National Cathedral.
The past month has been hectic. I transitioned from a salaried job to an on-line eBay business. We moved into a new home. Hopefully, I will be able to get more posts written. Here are some things that you might find interesting.
Nathan Finn presents a helpful piece on the separation of church and state. Clearly people mean different things when they speak about this separation. Here is what separation should be.
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