The goal of this series is to help us discern where sinful anger is at work in our lives, and to equip us with Scripture truth that will help us to bring it into subjection to Christ.
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The Meaning of Baptism, Part 3 | Ron Miller
“We disagree with our Baptist brothers who say baptism is only a believer speaking or making a profession. But at the same time, we disagree with our Reformed brothers who say only God is speaking in baptism.”
Blessings from Disaster: Spurgeon’s Prayer on November 2, 1856 | Austin McCormick
After the Surrey Gardens Music Hall disaster, Spurgeon canceled many speaking opportunities and missed a Sunday in his pulpit. After days of suffering, he returned to church to worship on the Lord’s Day. On November 2nd of 1856, Spurgeon ascended the pulpit to lead his congregation in prayer.
The Meaning of Baptism, Part 2 | Ron Miller
Baptism is a visible gospel sermon that displays many facets of our salvation.
Patristic Wisdom on the Focus of Pastoral Ministry | Jon English Lee
Jesus taught that in order to become great in the kingdom we must be willing to become the least. Pastors must model this in their own vocation and be willing to serve humbly, accepting the pain and trials that come with serving sheep that can bite.
Exploring Boston: All Things From His Hand | Johnny Zacchio
Boston goes in an interesting direction to prove that there is a providence. After quoting very general Scriptural statements about God’s kingship and sovereignty (Psalm 103:19; Acts 17:28; Ephesians 1:11), he writes that providence can be seen in a “three-fold scripture-emblem.”
Exploring Boston: A Child of Providence | Johnny Zacchio
Our theology, whether good or bad, informs how we view the circumstances of our lives, the difficult and the joyous.
Exploring Boston | Johnny Zacchio
History matters because people matter. The life and theology of Thomas Boston continue to speak and resonate today.
Lessons from Failed Shepherds, Ezekiel 34 | Jon English Lee
Wicked shepherds aren’t a new thing. Those you see on television trying to scam the simple out of their money, they aren’t doing anything new. They may have a bigger reach and a louder microphone, but they are just the same as the shepherds condemned in our text.
The Meaning of Baptism, Part 1 | Ron Miller
The sacraments are God’s visible word. What our ears hear in the new covenant gospel promises, Baptism and the Lord’s Supper portray for our other senses, especially our eyes. We see God’s promises in a symbol form in the sacraments.