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Tag Archives: faith
The Purpose of Parables
As a side note, some (I say some because few people read this blog) might wonder why I haven’t been adding content as often as in the past. I’ve actually been listening to Martyn Lloyd Jones’ sermons over the MLJ … Continue reading
Knocked Conscious & President Obama’s Speech
He’s claims to have been not KO’ed in a race car accident, but Knocked conscious! This is Darrell Lee Waltrip’s testimony at the National Prayer Breakfast 2015. According to Wikipedia he’s an “American motorsports analyst, author, national television broadcaster, former … Continue reading
Posted in Issues, Religion, The World
Tagged faith, foundation, Islam, Jihad, radical Islam, religion, secularism, spiritual war
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The Forever Consequences
The whole sermon if worth watching but I thought that from around the 30 minute mark on-wards it was a message that needs to be heard. How we get grace. The forever consequences of unbelief and hardening your heart. The … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged beatitudes, consequences, faith, grace, objective, saving faith, sin, subjective, unbelief
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What does union with Christ mean for a believer?
Rev. Dr. Lane Tipton of Westminster Theological Seminary illustrates the structure benefits and pattern of union with Christ. Quick points as follows; A supernaturally engendered faith. Imputed righteousness. How does Jesus help with the fact that you still continue to sin? Enslaving … Continue reading
What relevance does the Church have in the social problems of today’s world?
Watch this interview with Martyn Lloyd Jones and observe how he goes about answering the most fundamental questions about Christianity and mans sinful and fallen condition. If apologetics means to give an answer as per 1 Peter 3:15 then I think this … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged apologetics, belief, Christ, depravity, faith, Martyn Lloyd Jones, relevance
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The Freedom of True Discipleship
Corinthians 13:5, “Test yourselves to see if you are in the faith. …we’ve seen less than true faith such as those who believed in chapter two, but Jesus didn’t commit Himself to them because He knew what was in their … Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged discipleship, endurance, faith, obedience, persecution, perseverance, salvation
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Why we believe the Bible is true
But that’s not what they get most of the time. Serious study of the Word of God, diligent hard labor in the text of Scripture in the original languages and racing throughout the analogia scriptura, the analogy of Scripture as … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Holy Ghost
Tagged belief, faith, Holy Spirit, intellect, intellectual, reason, regeneration, unbelief, wisdom
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The Faith Chapter – Hebrews 11
Anyone familiar with this little blog would know I cut and paste sermons, but today I want to just take it straight from the source – The Holy Bible itself. It’s vital to keep in mind that faith, if up … Continue reading
When Believers Stop Believing: Portrait of an Apostate
Preamble JOHN: Here’s the letter from Steve. “Dear Grace To You: “Over many years, I have been blessed to receive free tapes, CDs and books from your ministry. Thank you. At those times I really appreciated them. Now, I no … Continue reading
Posted in Antichrist, Biblical Characters, Faith
Tagged Apostate, continuity, denial, doubt, faith, Judas, maturity, rejection, salvation, saving faith, sin, testing, traitor, truth, unpardonable sin
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