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The Meaning of Ekklesia….Hmmmm, Yes
This little video provides a couple of points in my opinion. One is that it shows the fellowship between these three men, one of which, Dever, who will also be appearing at an upcoming conference in Lansdale with Dave Doran and Kevin Bauder. Second, I’m amazed at how ridiculous the other two sound in their […]
Horrible and Yet Typical Ecclesiological Explanation
I get the Baptist Bulletin, a bimonthly magazine published by Regular Baptist Press. A regular feature (no pun intended) is the Q & A in which Norm Olson for many, many years, well, answers questions. I pulled my recent Baptist Bulletin from the mailbox and I went to the Q & A to see what […]
New Work in Sacramento
We had a first meeting in the Roseville/Citrus Heights/Granite Bay/Sacramento Area yesterday. We had 16 attend with 9 being folks not already from our church. We’re going to keep meeting on Sunday afternoons at 3pm. Our goal is to go and preach the gospel to that area of our state capital to expand the ministry […]
The Tract Is Formatted And Available
The tract in the very recent “Biblical Way To Influence Politics” post (http://kentbrandenburg.blogspot.com/2010/09/biblical-way-to-influence-politics.html) is now formatted and edited and available under the title “The Role of Government–Has God Spoken?” at http://sites.google.com/site/thross7 in the politics section (near the bottom of the website). If your church wants to use it, and need the church address information changed, […]
A Biblical Way To Influence Politics
I have not posted anything on Pastor Brandenburg’s blog for quite a long time since he invited me to do so, for a number of reasons, which I may elaborate at some time in the future, although I will not do so at this time. (These reasons may, so you know, lead to it being […]
Overcoming and Chastisement
Recently in our discussion on the issue of lordship and its relationship to the gospel, someone asked if Ananias and Sapphira were an example of someone not overcoming, who was also saved. Something like, “they didn’t overcome and they were saved.” I understand what people’s problem is, but I don’t think it is a problem. […]
One Stop Shop on Prov 23:31 and “When It Is Red”
As far as “when it is red” (Prov 23:31) being a term for alcoholic, this is not a new teaching. Besides the Bibsac article in my third post on the prohibition on alcohol, and the work of Hebrew scholar Stephen Reynolds, there is more below. Here are some more links to look at. In my […]
Islam, Terror, and Phobia
I’m sitting at an intersection and I need to get somewhere. Two teen-aged boys, whose oversized and beltless trousers narrowly avoid the final descent to shoe-top, drag themselves through the pedestrian lane like two paralytics on their first day of physical therapy. I could honk the horn, but I don’t. Why? First, it’s counterproductive. They’ll […]
Read the Article in Forbes: “How Obama Thinks”
Here is an article by Dinesh D’Souza on what guides our present President in his agenda for the United States, entitled “How Obama Thinks.” It’s worth reading—very well documented.
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