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The New Testament is chock-full of stories of men who fought hard—faithful to the end—whatever the cost. If you're like me, you may have wondered, "What ever happened to these men?" Judas Iscariot, as we know, failed to remain faithful. The others … READ MORE
The most famous sermon in American history Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God. It's the most famous sermon in American history. Just ask your high school student. The sermon is included in most English or History curriculum. In this famous homily, … READ MORE
I love this first paragraph in Michael Horton's new systematic theology titled, The Christian Faith: In 1949, the English playwright and novelist Dorothy Sayers observed the common antipathy in her day toward doctrine: “‘Dull dogma,’ they call it.” … READ MORE
Today's links are about the devastation in Japan. As Christians, let us remember that the gospel of Jesus Christ is still good news (the best news), even in the midst of disaster. Keep Japan in your prayers. A shocking video of the … READ MORE
Pastor James MacDonald reminds us that the purpose of marriage is, ultimately, the glory of God: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mszN2GvsK84 James MacDonald is a pastor, author, Bible teacher, and speaker. He serves Jesus and His global church … READ MORE
Lesslie Newbigin, a Church of Scotland missionary to India, tells us what gospel mission is all about: “The logic of mission is this: the true meaning of the human story has been disclosed. Because it is the truth, it must be shared universally. It … READ MORE
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
A video from CredoHouse: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mte3XdoZqmw … READ MORE
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
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