By Andy Reeves John 16:13-15 The father glorifies the spirit In John 16:13-15, Jesus makes several important statements about the Holy Spirit. These statements point to God the Father glorifying the Holy Spirit in the same way He glorifies God the Son. There are three lines of evidence in this passage that point to the …
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Week in Review: Saturday, November 14th, 2015
By Evan Knies Richard Baxter 400 years later Was Richard Baxter Orthodox on Justification? 4 Reasons Pastor-Theologians should read fiction Paul Sanchez writes on American Religious History Why Denominational Identity Still Matters 22 Mistakes Pastors Make in Practicing Church Discipline Why I'm a Complementarian 5 ways to Improve Cooperation Have a great weekend!
Glorious Spirit (Part One)
By Andrew Reeves Introduction Who is the Holy Spirit? We know from scripture that He gives birth to Spiritual people as He wills. We know that He is another Helper like Jesus and will be with us forever. We know that He is the Spirit of truth. He convicts the world because of sin. He …
Week In Review: Friday, November 6th, 2015
By Evan Knies Reflections on a 40 years in pastoral ministry Why some Churches choose to Die by Thom Rainer Planned Parenthood and the Future JI Packer in his own words Voters in Ohio reject Marijuana Legalization 7 Reasons not to skip Church 9marks Mailbag Dr. Schreiner responds to Perry Noble Take a look again …
What Does Reformation Day Have to Do with your Prayer Life?
Some of the practical implications of the Protestant Reformation are lost on many Christians today. What was Luther so upset about in 1517? Why would men give their lives to try to “reform” the established church? Even more in question, what does this have to do with us today? The fruits of the Reformation, in …
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The King’s Table 