By David Brown This is part of a continuing series in which Dr. David Brown walks us through a textual analysis of a text. This week we're looking at Colossians 1:9-10. II. Paul Prays that the Colossians are Filled with Wisdom and Spiritual Insight that leads to Godly Character. - Read Colossians 1:9-10 Grammar & …
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By Colton Corter Introduction Charles Spurgeon said that Calvinism was just a nickname for the gospel. I am inclined to think he was right. I am not saying that a believer who does not stand in the Reformed tradition is not in Christ. That would not be true. It is true, however, that a failure …
Continue reading Walking Among the TULIPs: Reformed Theology in the Gospel of John (Part One)
By: Destin Givens For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord. Romans 6:23 Many people talk about what they think they deserve. All of us have heard things like, "I deserve to get that day off from work," or "He deserves to …
By Evan Knies I am a member of a church that has home groups that meet every other week. These groups are filled with many different people and they come from different areas of life. But there is one thing that unites us. It is the gospel! It is through relationships like those in our …
By Thomas Murphy Well-executed mission trips are beautiful to behold. Christians enjoy the singular purpose of sharing the good news that Jesus saves sinners. They experience in a unique way the truth of being, as Bonhoeffer says in Life Together, a community in and through Jesus Christ. They share an active sense of dependence upon …
The King’s Table 