Eric Landry makes interesting comments concerning the Glenn Beck phenomenon in this post. He also gives some good references to think through and discuss the role of God and government and our response.
Browsing the archives for the revival tag
Eric Landry makes interesting comments concerning the Glenn Beck phenomenon in this post. He also gives some good references to think through and discuss the role of God and government and our response.
Our “effective parenting” seminar will be September 11, 18, and 25, from 9:00 am – 12:00 pm at the church. Free childcare is provided. This is an important topic today and everyone is encouraged and invited to attend these meetings.
Mike McKinley makes five points for what a new pastor should NOT do to help “turnaround” a local church. What would be the opposite, then? What should a new pastor do to help in the process of turnaround?
Cal Thomas writes an interesting commentary today concerning the rally held by Glenn Beck last month. It speaks to the heart of revival and renewal for God’s people today.
“What do you think of when you see a picture of Muslims at prayer? Maybe they’re onto something we as Christians may be missing. The chief word in the Old Testament for a right relationship to God is not faith or love, but fear – you prostrate yourself before deity in humble awe. We like to think of the “man upstairs”, the lover, the friend, the brother. We seem to have lost the majesty, the grandeur, the holiness – the wholly otherness of our God. Most of us never prostrate ourselves before His majesty.”
Robertson McQuilkin, the five smooth stones
In Ezekiel 33, God begins to renew His people. The first step is His call to repentance. “Turn back to me and live,” God cries. This is the central message in this chapter and the first step to renewal.
The Psalms Bible study is part of the Lifechange series published by Navpress. It’s stated purpose is to examine the life of prayer of the authors of the psalms, thereby deepening and enriching our own personal prayer lives. It is a large and uneasy task to fit 150 psalms into a 10 week study, but this book does a good job at surveying and overviewing all the psalms. In some cases, a psalm is merely touched on, and in other instances a psalm is looked at more in-depth. The study is organized into 10 weeks and each week’s study centers on a theme (such as intercession, restoration, forgiveness) and examines psalms that illustrate that theme. Each week’s study provides basic questions and a section of further questions and optional / additional applications. The study provides helpful context and literary notes and a bibliography of additional resources for further study. It is a brief introduction to the psalms but a helpful study book that can be used by any individual or small group or classroom setting.
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This is an important address by Dr. Al Mohler concerning a crucial issue in the lives of many men. I encourage you to read it and feel free to leave comments here.