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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Mosaic in the CoG
Can you link me to any articles that help explain the Mosaic being in the Covenant of Grace? I am new to CT and often times my mind tries to “relapse” back to my typical SBC days. FYI... I do not believe the mosaic is a republication of the CoW. Just looking for a refresher.
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Books on vivification
We all know about mortification and how to avoid temptation and how to kill sin. But what about putting on Christ and producing fruits of the spirit? Has that been dived into?
Reading the books on mortification talk about putting on good works, etc. almost as self evident.
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Videos on Sunday Morning
Curious what people's thoughts are about videos being used on Sunday morning during the worship service? I admit our church has used them in the past, primarily for announcements from outside agenices, occaisionally to promote some activity going on in the church, and I never thoughts too much about it.
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Hermeneutics and eisegesis
In a recent thread on Paedobaptism, I was charged w/ eisegesis when I made mention that the fact that we see no children (under the age of adulthood) coming to faith and receiving the sign of the covenant is important when discussing the validity of paedobaptism. My emphasis was placed on the culture of the Jews in the book of Acts and how they saw their children in light of federal headship.... -
Ligonier’s Survey on The State Of Theology in USA
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Is the Lord's Day necessarily the Sabbath?
Been doing some studying and finding myself in the Sabbatarian camp, but came across an interesting counter-argument that I haven't seen addressed. There are some who might argue that the Sabbath was still on Saturday, but that the Lord's Day was a separate day we ought to observe and does not carry the full weight of the 4th Commandment. Essentially, how do we know for certain that the Lord's...
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Church History Twenty-nine Years
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Apologetics 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...
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Apologetics Refuting The Atheist Claim That Jesus Was A Resurrected Zombie
It has been quite common on various atheist websites that seek to refute Christianity to use the argument that when Jesus was resurrected from the dead it was no different than what we see in modern zombie movies. The zombies come back to life and start attacking people and eating them, and...