I was asked to teach Romans 1:16 during our Lord’s Day worship service. Hence, the following video is an exposition of Romans 1:14-19. Or you can download the Mp3 audio file here. Below this video, for your reference, I also provided a transcript. Though obviously I will not be teaching through the entire book of
Yesterday Facebook friend Kristine Harhoef posted this on her page. It’s obvious that Kristine has a respectful concern for both the health of the Lord’s church, and for the scattered sheep. There are so many bitter church members or ex-members on my news feed who are FULL of spiritual zeal, FULL of incredible talent
I’d rather not include the names, but I just watched a debate on whether women should preach on the Lord’s Day at church. The Opponent did a fine job until he compromised during the Q&A. A woman asked the Opponent, “Does 1st Timothy 2:11-14 apply to women gifted in preaching outside the gathering of the
MacArthur is spot-on, and he certainly has been proven to consistently demonstrate courage throughout the many decades. Understandably this video is only an excerpt. So what MacArthur did not mention (or this video did not permit the time for), is that courage must go way beyond the pulpit. It is the congregants that are called
Disclaimer: I am not being critical of the author, nor the persons in support of this bill that were quoted in the article. I see these folks (via social media) doing a mighty work for the Lord. My response is to a larger Christian audience, not mentioned in this article. So according to this
There’s no need to include names in this post, as it is applicable to many other similar stories. Recently a young pretty “celebrity” woman who professes to be a Christian, who has a blog that teaches heresy, who referred to God as a woman, and who was an advocate for the homosexual agenda – unexpectedly
I’m studying one of the many passages that I will be preaching from on the street this week (along with the Law & the Gospel). Perhaps a lack of understanding and application of 2 Cor. 7:9-10 is one of the biggest problems among today’s unbiblical churchianity? Many ‘professing’ Christians today are continually ‘repeating’ their sins,
Admittedly I am not a gifted writer. I err often (grammar, spelling, sentence structure etc.). Sadly I’ve erred in doctrine too. But when I realize it (the doctrine), thankfully the Lord convicts me, and grants me repentance. Furthermore our Theology and Ecclesiology matters, so since this was written by the President of their seminary, and
I say a big amen to this article. Anthony Wade begins his article with, The purpose driven, seeker-friendly industrial complex a cash making machine in the name of Jesus wink wink, to spread the “gospel” nod nod. While the mega churches of the day hold court through television ministries and book sales, the local church
I believe this review has provided an opportunity to teach, discern, edify, sanctify Christ’s bride (Holy Spirit willing), and to glorify the Lord. Recently while at a particular venue, the Pastor recommended a booklet being made available entitled ‘Homosexuality and the Bible,’ authored by R. Nicholas Black, and published by New Growth Press and Harvest
YouTuber Tom Dutch inputted the following comment under one of my videos. I believe Tom’s comment is reasonable. Therefore below is my response. Tom thank you for your comment. Yes you are partially correct, and yes perhaps I do say that too much. But let us not forget that the Apostle Paul referred to himself
The Glorious Gospel by Bill Rhetts (This is the content of our new Gospel Tract entitled “The Herald”) The Bible says that in the beginning God created the heavens, and the earth, and everything in it; and He said “It was good” (Genesis 1&2). But because of the sin of the First Adam (in the
Biblical Thoughts on Billy Graham, by Zephaniah Mel, M.Div. The focus of this post is not for the purpose of debating the salvation of Billy Graham or the success he garnered, but a post to bring another perspective concerning the dangerous pitfalls of ecumenism (*[for this context] “an ideology that desires unity among all Christian
Regretfully I did not get a chance to labor the Gospel at this year’s Superbowl game in Minneapolis. But thankfully many other Christians had their boots on the ground. Thankfully those Christians were faithful and diligent in laboring and heralding the glorious Gospel to the multitudes. While these faithful Heralds were laboring, they realized that some
