Book Review: Young, Restless, and Reformed
Time magazine has just declared the New Calvinism one of the 10 Ideas Changing The World, and so it is worth […]
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Time magazine has just declared the New Calvinism one of the 10 Ideas Changing The World, and so it is worth […]
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2:1 And I, when I came to you, brothers, [1] did not come proclaiming to you the testimony [2] of God with lofty
So I guess we all hope this is a fake. But, if it isn’t, it should at least remind
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Never Let the Gospel Get Smaller March 17, 2009 | By: John Piper Category: Commentary Here is a simple exhortation
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The latest 9Marks eJournal is now available online. This issue is focused on Practical Advice for Young Pastors. You can
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This article originally published at http://ministry-to-children.com/church-and-home4-5/ This is a live blog by Terry Delaney during the Connecting Church and Home Conference March
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I’m not sure that I can add anything to the value of a Nobel Prize Winning book, but I am
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Let us remember here, as in all religious doctrine, that we ought to hold to one rule of modesty and
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In Jesus and the Feminists, Margaret Elizabeth Köstenberger tackled the issue of feminism’s theological approach to the person of Jesus
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I’m a bit behind the learning curve, but I have just recently developed an interest in the preaching and writing
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“Thus dear brethren we have our lesson. We must begin, as well as end with Christ, and always abide in