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The Sum of the Bible’s Theology Is Christ

Posted on February 24, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

On a Monday afternoon in 1861, Charles Haddon Spurgeon, London's famed "Prince of Preachers", delivered his first sermon in the Metropolitan Tabernacle. That momentous day, Spurgeon saw fit to preach on the centrality of Christ in all of … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: acts of the apostles, book of acts, centrality of christ, charles spurgeon, jesus christ

Indonesian Tribe Receives the New Testament

Posted on February 23, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

A friend sent me this video earlier today. It is AWESOME. And encouraging... In it, the Kimyal People of Papua, Indonesia, celebrate the arrival of the New Testament in their own language. Consider how zealous these folks are for God's Word. … READ MORE

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: bible, bible translation, god's word, indonesia, kimyal, new testament

Interview with Corrie ten Boom

Posted on February 22, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Corrie ten Boom (1892 – 1983) was a Dutch Christian Holocaust survivor famous for helping many Jews escape the Nazis during World War II. In this video interview, ten Boom shares the story of God's grace and miraculous provision while she and her … READ MORE

Filed Under: Saints of Old, The Modern Church (1919 A.D. onwards) Tagged With: corrie ten boom, holocaust, the hiding place, world war 2, world war ii

The Athanasian Creed

Posted on February 18, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Last week, we highlighted the life of church father Athanasius with a brief biography. As one reader pointed out, Athanasius is the man that was used by God to produce what is today known as the Athanasian Creed. On Blue Letter Bible's FAQ page, … READ MORE

Filed Under: Creeds, Theology Tagged With: apostles' creed, athanasian creed, athanasius, don stewart, early church, nicene creed, trinity

First, the Cross

Posted on February 16, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Charles Haddon Spurgeon: Christ’s second coming was never intended to take the place of Christ’s crucifixion, and yet there have been some, I fear, who, in their zeal for the very great and important truth of the coming glory, have suffered the … READ MORE

Filed Under: Quotes Tagged With: blood of christ, charles spurgeon, crucifixion, ephesians, incarnation, second coming

Living with Hope in Christ Alone (an interview with a man without limbs)

Posted on February 15, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

27-year old Nick Vujicic is an international evangelist who was born without limbs. Regardless of his disability, Vujicic has committed his life to preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ throughout the nations. Watch this 2008 interview with Greg … READ MORE

Filed Under: Videos Tagged With: evangelism, greg laurie, life without limbs, nick vujicic, video

What Is Theology and Why Should I Care?

Posted on February 11, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

What is theology? It is often defined as the study of God. Simply, the object of theology is God. Thomas Aquinas once said, “Theology is taught by God, teaches God, and leads unto God.” His words are important. If we think of theology as merely … READ MORE

Filed Under: Theology Tagged With: 2 timothy, doctrine, theology, thomas quinas, worship

Introducing BLB.sc!

Posted on February 10, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

Do you need a short link to a Bible verse? With links to lexicons, concordances, conservative Christian commentaries, and searchable Bible dictionaries, there are an abundance of helpful resources available at Blue Letter Bible. Would you like to … READ MORE

Filed Under: Announcements, General Tagged With: blb, blue letter bible, link, url, url shortener

David Brainerd: Longing for Holiness

Posted on February 7, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

"When I really enjoy God, I feel my desires of him the more insatiable" David Brainerd (1718-1747), the early American missionary to American Indians, recorded the following in his journal: Thursday, Nov. 4. (At Lebanon) Saw much of my nothingness … READ MORE

Filed Under: Saints of Old, The Age of Enlightenment (1456-1918 A.D.) Tagged With: american indians, david brainerd, jonathan edwards, martyrs, missionaries

Bible Difficulties vs. Bible Consistencies

Posted on February 3, 2011 Posted by Blue Letter Bible

A few months ago, Fast Company released the graphic below to illustrate supposed contradictions in the Bible. Bible Contradictions? The graphic was produced by career skeptic Sam Harris’ nonprofit foundation Project Reason. Fast Company wrote, … READ MORE

Filed Under: Misc. Tagged With: 1 peter, apologetics, bible, contradictions, cross-references, inconsistencies

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