Churches Using Carnal Means to Attract Carnal People
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Of course it does. Just ask a couple wanting to get married. Ask a family that needs a place to have a funeral service. Ask the father and mother that want to celebrate their child’s birthday. Ask a politician seeking … Continue reading
Romans 3:10-11 states that no one seeks for God. Yet there are many churches and ministries that strive to be “seeker sensitive”. We spoke briefly about that misplaced focus in Sunday School today. If man, in all his sin, does … Continue reading
An Appeal for the Use of House Churches to Extend Sanctuary-Style Churches Jim Elliff of Christian Communicators Worldwide, along with being an author and conference speaker is the founding pastor of Christ Fellowship of Kansas City. As Jim Elliff states, … Continue reading
Voddie Baucham asks the question in order to discuss the topic. Evidently when he travels and speaks at different conferences and events that happens to be one of the most asked questions. Where are all the healthy churches? I admit … Continue reading
At times we (I say we because I don’t want to be alone in this) read or hear something that draws our attention because we know someone that “needs to read/hear this”. We know that this person, by our assessment, … Continue reading
Dan Phillips over at Team Pyro writes about the public reading of the Bible in church. Because that was one of the topics of our recent deacon meeting, the post stuck out to me. After qualifying his concern for obedience … Continue reading
I read two different posts regarding organized sports for kids and decided to take the opportunity to pile on. Jim Elliff at CCW Today writes “When Ball Becomes Baal” and Steve Maxwell at Titus 2 writes “Sports” in his Dads … Continue reading
“A half truth presented as if it were a whole truth is an untruth.” John MacArthur
The two questions: “What should be preached?” and “How long should the preaching be?” have been answered many ways. But two posts from Pulpit Magazine give a clear and direct answer to both. From “Let Us Preach Christ!“ Charles Spurgeon is quoted, … Continue reading