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No Secret Key To Living The Christian Life

God wants us to be like Jesus, and there’s no one secret key to doing that

Written by Don Whitney | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“Perhaps the “secret” is surrender to the Lordship of Christ, or abiding in Christ, or being filled with the Spirit, or another great biblical truth. Suddenly, the beauty and glory of this truth shines in their soul and from that instant they are changed. This becomes the key that unlocks everything that had prevented their... Continue Reading

You Can’t Serve God and Entertainment

Your means of escape has made you a slave.

Written by Phillip Holmes | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“If I’m honest, I’ve had an unbridled love for frivolous entertainment — over the years I’ve used it primarily as a means of escape. Entertainment was used to distract me from the guilt of sin, friction in relationships, or anxiety about work. It became what daily prayer and Bible reading should have been — a... Continue Reading

Gearing Up for Fortnight for Freedom

Constructing the narrative of Christianity and liberty is almost as selective as identifying Roman Catholic social teaching

Written by D.G. Hart | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“Constructing a narrative with Christianity — Calvinist or Roman Catholic — on the right and liberating side of history is just that, a construction. Sometimes it was, sometimes not so much. But shouldn’t a church gain high marks not for being on the side of John Locke but for proclaiming the good news of the... Continue Reading

InterVarsity Regains Access to Cal State Campuses

Requiring Christian leaders will no longer bar student ministry from recognition

Written by Jeremy Weber | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“InterVarsity has experienced tensions over its religious requirements at more than 40 college campuses in recent years, including most notably Vanderbilt University and Tufts University. Meanwhile, a surprising number of evangelicals disagree with faith requirements at public universities.”   nterVarsity has given CT more details about its reinstatement at 19 California campuses. “Cal State has... Continue Reading

An Appeal to Elders

When a pastor falls, there but for the grace of God goes every other Christian

Written by Carl Trueman | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“Whenever a pastor falls, one has to ask: Where were the elders?  Sometimes, of course, the pastor can be good at hiding his faults; At other times, elders just turn a blind eye to peccadilloes, assuming that the pastor is a good chap and could not possibly be heading in a  spiritually lethal direction.”  ... Continue Reading

Summer Reading Suggestions

Here are a few books that I have enjoyed over the past couple of months

Written by Tim Challies | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“It is for good reason that David McCullough has twice won the Pulitzer Prize. Few historians have his ability to recount history with such skill and verve. His latest, and perhaps final work, is a biography of the Wright brothers.”   I am a voracious and omnivorous reader. While necessity dictates that I focus much... Continue Reading

Confidence in God

So often we are tempted to place our confidence in the wrong place

Written by Stephen Nicols | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“So we see something rather remarkable in Isaiah 40. After the promise of deliverance in 40:1-11, we see a series of demonstrations of God’s power. God demonstrates His power over creation and the mighty forces of nature. He measures out the seas, He weighs mountains in a scale, and He knows the vast multitude of... Continue Reading

Samuel and the Witch at Endor

A strong case can be made for this being an evil spirit impersonating Samuel

Written by David Murray | Saturday, June 27, 2015

“However, after studying this a number of years ago, I came to the conclusion that a stronger case can be made for this being an evil spirit impersonating Samuel (just as the devil can transform himself into an angel of light). Here are some of the points I remember from that study.”   I’m really... Continue Reading

How To Be a Progressive, Affirming, Accepting, Welcoming and BIBLICAL Church

We don't affirm people in their sin. We affirm them in their being made in the image of God

Written by David Robertson | Tuesday, June 23, 2015

“Don’t get me wrong – I am sure that there are churches and professing Christians whose attitude and behaviour towards homosexuals is something they need to repent of, but I am getting tired of every Bible believing Christian being tarred with the same homophobic brush, when the evidence often suggests otherwise.”   My church, St... Continue Reading

The End of the University

The weight of this pseudo-literature oppresses both teachers and students

Written by Roger Scruton | Tuesday, June 23, 2015

“Within college walls the adolescent is granted a vision of the ends of life; and he takes from the university the one thing that the world does not provide, which is a conception of intrinsic value. And that is why the university is so important in an age of commerce.”   Universities exist to provide... Continue Reading

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