This article originally appeared on my blog (Here). “For even the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give His life a ransom for many.” (Mark 10:45) Service is not a uniquely Christian concept. The language of service is something engrained throughout society....
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New Devotional, Christological Commentary on the Psalms
Hi all,
Just to draw your attention to a recent devotional, Christological commentary on the Psalms, published by Pilgrim Covenant Church, Singapore. It looks like it would be worth the purchase. The commentary was dedicated to the late Jeff O'Neill (who was a frequent visitor to the PB) and his wife Shirley.
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Question About Luther
I was listening to a thing earlier from a site I have shared before on this forum. The guy, Jim, said that Luther still prayed to Mary and would have remained a Catholic had the RCs done away with selling indulgences. Has anyone here studied Luther extensively? Is this the case? Did Luther believe a lot of heretical things that would put him outside of the scriptural church?
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Jesus Referred To As The Son
I did a bit of reading but wasn't really finding what I was looking for.
In relationship to the Trinity, why would you say Jesus is called the Son, and not another name like the brother? Is it the conception by the Spirit and woman that determined the name Son from all eternity? Is it simply the roles that determine the titles?
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Denying that some sins are more heinous than others
Has anyone else noticed this tendency on the part of people who should know better? (For any newcomers who may be puzzled by this idea, see Westminster Larger Catechism questions 150 and 151 and their proof texts.)
It seems to me that it is reaching almost epidemic proportions among people who claim to be Reformed if my internet reading is any indication. One person who seems to deny this... -
Do You Need Seminary To Teach Theology?
At first glance, this question may come across as a no brainier, but I think its still worth asking. Do you need to have undertaken 5 to 7+ years of theological higher education to begin a career as a lecturer at seminary/university? With the rising costs of theological education, and with there being few jobs out there for theological graduates, it can often feel like the costs of such... -
Your favorite hymnal
I have a hymnbook I keep by my bed that I go through sometimes. It's from a church my parents and I attended when I must have been around maybe 10? It's fairly old. While some songs are great, some have not so good theology.
What is a pretty sound hymnal? I'm hearing a lot about a "Trinity Hymnal" these days. Is that one good? I'm looking at getting another one.
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Pastor Salary (Baptist Edition)
I recognize this is an emotional topic for many, especially those who "make their living off the gospel" as many authors put it. I have been reading quite a bit in favor of bi-vocational ministry lately and wanted to ask why, in an over-saturated ministry environment we tolerate funding so many full-time pastors, let alone church staffs (who tend to be the spouses of "influencers". deacons, or... -
Genevan Psalter
To me it's simply the best. The music is the most beautiful and the words are the most poetic. But I can't find a copy of it in book form (with words and music). Could anyone point me in the right direction?
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Twenty-nine Years
This article originally appeared on my blog (Here). “Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord…their works follow them” (Revelation 14:13) David Brainerd (1718-1747) was an 18th century American missionary to the native American Indians of New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Robert Murray...
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A Refutation To The Charge That The Calvinistic View Of Predestination Is Pagan.
The idea brought forth by those who claim that we who hold to God's sovereignty in all things are similar to the Greek pagans is without warranted. As Ronald Nash states in his book The Gospel and the Greeks, these so called gods were limited by their own weakness both physical and moral. Not to...