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The Great Humility of God

Posted on March 11, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Augustine of Hippo: “The pride of man, which is the chief hindrance against his cleaving to God, can be confuted and healed through the great humility of God. Man learns how far he has gone away from God and what it is worth to Him as a pain to … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: augustine of hippo, crucifixion, death of christ, obedience, philippians

Will Theology Kill My Faith?

Posted on March 10, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

A video from CredoHouse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mte3XdoZqmw … READ MORE

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: credohouse, faith, theology

"It Is Well With My Soul"

Posted on March 9, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Marked by tradegy The classic hymn was written by Horatio Spafford, a man who was sadly all too familiar with death and tragedy. In 1871, Spafford suffered the tragic death of his only son to scarlet fever. Shortly thereafter, the Great Chicago Fire … READ MORE

Filed Under: Saints of Old, The Age of Enlightenment (1456-1918 A.D.) Tagged With: 1 peter, great chicago fire, horatio spafford, hymn, it is well, it is well with my soul

Blue Letter Links [3.8.11.]

Posted on March 8, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

These links are for the clicking. Boys Wrestling Girls — A Clash of Worlds and Worldviews In a statement released to the media, young Northrup said: “I have a tremendous amount of respect for Cassy and Megan and their accomplishments. However, … READ MORE

Filed Under: Links Tagged With: blue letter links, boys, christianaudio, girls, gospel, links, worldviews

“Every Christian is either a missionary or an impostor”

Posted on March 7, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

"Unto you therefore which believe He is precious."—1 Peter 2:7, KJV Charles H. Spurgeon reminds us that every single believer, in some form or fashion, is called to the mission field: “If Jesus is precious to you, you will not be able to keep your … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: 1 peter, call to ministry, charles spurgeon, evangelism, great commission, missionary

Two Cities

Posted on March 4, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Augustine of Hippo (354 – 430): Mankind is divided into two sorts: such as live according to man, and such as live according to God. These we call the two cities.... The Heavenly City outshines Rome. There, instead of victory, is truth. From St. … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: augustine of hippo, citizenship, heavenly city, holiness, holy, rome, set apart, two cities

Jesus in Every Book of the Bible

Posted on March 3, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

As a followup to last week's Theology Thursday post, I thought this video was fitting. This 11-year old gets it! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhVrcV6WmfQ For of Him and through Him and to Him are ALL things: to Him glory for ever … READ MORE

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: bible, books of the bible, jesus in the bible, pre-incarnate christ

Desiring a Real Union with Christ

Posted on March 2, 2011 Posted by Tony Romero

From an old classic titled, The Women in the Word: There are many who follow Christ and work for Him, but have more of the spirit of service, more of the Spirit of bondmen, than that of real union with Him; many who work because they feel they … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: antique book, kingdom of god, psalm, women in the word, work of christ

A Reminder to Pray for the Persecuted Church

Posted on February 28, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Chances are, if you have access to the internet and to Blue Letter Bible's resources, you are not in a country or region where Jesus-loving Christians are arrested for apostasy. And you are likely not in danger of being persecuted violently for your … READ MORE

Filed Under: Misc. Tagged With: afghanistan, beatitudes, gospel of matthew, international, jesus, persecution, philippians, sermon on the mount

Thomas Aquinas: The "Dumb Ox"

Posted on February 25, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Born in his family's Italian castle at Roccasecca in 1225, Thomas Aquinas grew up to be a known as an unattractive and heavyset man who suffered from dropsy (edema) and had one eye that was unmistakably larger than the other. He was not the most … READ MORE

Filed Under: Medieval Christianity (733-1455 A.D.), Misc., Saints of Old Tagged With: dominican order, dumb ox, medieval christianity, summa theologica, thomas aquinas

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