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4 Methods To Organize Your Prayer Life

Give time and effort to your prayer life, not only in praying, but also in preparing yourself to pray

Written by Tim Challies | Tuesday, May 10, 2016

“Most of life’s important matters require not only the act itself, but also the preparation for the act. This is true of worship, relationship, and romance, so why should it be any different with prayer?”   Not too long ago I was speaking to a friend who was lamenting the way he had spent his... Continue Reading

Women’s Sanitary Bins & Bathroom Theology

What has been for millennia a self-evident truth has become within a year or so unthinkable prejudice.

Written by Peter Jones | Tuesday, May 10, 2016

One of the “false binaries” that Hindu thinking eliminates is that between the Creator and the creature, serving a deeply religious goal. This suppression exhibits, as we say at truthXchange, the conflict between the only two worldviews, Oneism and Twoism. We now observe a growing worldview by which people, especially young people, are taught to... Continue Reading

Pastors, Platforms, and Pride

God is too jealous for His glory to allow us to steal it for ourselves

Written by Erik Raymond | Tuesday, May 10, 2016

So here is the bottom-line: for the Christian and the Christian pastor, the way down is the way up. Like our Master himself, any exaltation from God will come through humility and service (Phil 2.3-12). Remember John the Baptist, “He must increase, but I must decrease.”   In recent years there have been many public... Continue Reading

God Is the Lord of History

It’s because God is the Lord of history that right now counts forever

Written by R.C. Sproul | Tuesday, May 10, 2016

“The most important part of this linear-progressive view of history is that, as the Bible says, the world had a beginning, and that at the beginning an action began, a movement guided by divine providence to an ultimate telos—a culmination of purpose, aim, or goal. This purpose or telos of history is both personal and... Continue Reading

Does Polity Trump Theology? A Re-examination of The PCA’s Decision in the Hedman vs. Pacific Northwest Presbytery

When process and procedures prevail over confessional issues the Church is in danger of losing its power to hold ordained officers accountable for their views.

Written by Dewey Roberts | Monday, May 9, 2016

The SJC’s decision in Hedman vs. Pacific Northwest Presbytery is a precedent setting case. It is a denial of the rights of due process and the denial of the rights of protest in any and every case where the right procedures have been followed by the lower court. The SJC essentially has taken the position... Continue Reading

An Anorexic Complementarian

If Carl and Aimee are thin complementarians, then Wendy is anorexic.

Written by William H. smith | Monday, May 9, 2016

But I think that what Wendy is saying is that complementarians (among whom she continues count herself – which makes me think that, if Carl and Aimee are thin complementarians, then Wendy is anorexic), show in their writing and practice that they do not take into account all the things all the women in the... Continue Reading

A Gross But Glorious Injustice

An innocent man is incarcerated. An innocent man is mocked, beaten, stripped, and crucified. In addition, a guilty and vile felon is set free from death row.

Written by Joseph Franks | Sunday, May 8, 2016

This gross injustice is also a glorious injustice for sinners like you and me. We have been tried by God and found guilty. We are out of appeals and eternal condemnation awaits. We are dead men wallowing in bondage. We are on death row, and there is no escaping the all-seeing eye and all-powerful hand... Continue Reading

Was Early Christianity Hostile to Women?

The oppression of women, it is argued, was especially a problem in early Christianity

Written by Michael J. Kruger | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“Leaving aside the questions about modern day Christianity, I want to ask whether these claims about early Christianity–particularly in the second century–are, in fact, true. Is it really the case that second-century Christianity was a hostile environment for women?”   Since we live in a culture that is obsessed with gender identity and gender issues,... Continue Reading

Bringing Our Children to Jesus

First, parents (especially fathers) must read God's Word to and with their children

Written by Richard D. Phillips | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“So how do parents foster a close relational bond that results in their children following in our ways? I would offer parents four commitments designed to build a strong discipling relationship with their children. I base it on four easy-to-remember words: Read – Pray – Work – Play. “   One of the most important... Continue Reading

All Things Well

I have worked hard over the years never to let myself become busy

Written by Burk Parsons | Saturday, May 7, 2016

“Both labor and rest are creation ordinances given to us by God before the fall. They are given to us for our good and for God’s glory, and God calls us to work hard so that we can rest hard. By God’s design, the most revolutionary thing we could do in our busy, fast-paced society... Continue Reading

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