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In this episode, we welcome Michael Kruger to the program to speak about the theology and history of the canon. Dr.
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Future students often ask “what books should I be reading while preparing for the seminary journey?”
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Publisher Description: Richard Sibbes, the 'Heavenly Doctor', is at it again!
Book Review: Managing God’s Money by Randy Alcorn
Managing God’s Money , Randy Alcorn’s most recent book, is a life changer. I say this because the book has been a catalyst in initiating conversations with my wife that we never would have had otherwise.Glorifying God in All You Do | The Resurgence
Excerpted from Pastor Mark’s sermon Glorifying God from the 2006 1st Corinthians: Christians Gone Wild sermon series and edited by the Mars Hill Blog
Dear Friend, This is written for those who are enrolled in the Way of Purity/Door of Hope Course and are actively pursuing freedom from pornography and sexual impurity.
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How to Change Your Mind » First Thoughts | A First Things Blog
The beginning of a New Year—and a new decade—is an an excellent time to try something new. As you make your list of resolutions and goals I want to recommend adding a simple four step process that could transform your life by, quite literally, changing your mind. After reading the entire post the vast majority of readers will snicker at such a hyperbolic claim and never implement the method I outline.
This post is dedicated to everyone who feels obligated to vote for a mainstream GOP candidate solely to get Obama out of office, yet who insists that Republican policies, rhetoric, and tactics are fundamentally different from what the Left has to offer. Listen.
Honey and Locusts
It was only last week that the Washington Post asked for my opinion on the New Jersey pastor calling for Christians to stop using Facebook. Had I known what would erupt this week, I might have agreed with him. The big idea of my Post blog was that Facebook doesn’t cause adultery, people do.