The Trip to Europe Continued (Twenty-Third Post In Total)

One   Two   Three   Four   Five   Six   Seven   Eight   Nine   Ten   Eleven   Twelve   Thirteen  Fourteen   Fifteen   Sixteen   Seventeen   Eighteen   Nineteen   Twenty   Twenty-One   Twenty-Two Our plan for Sunday morning, June 18, 2018, was to take public transportation to Biblical Baptist Church in downtown Paris.  We ate a little breakfast at home, walked to the Mairie de Montrouge station to […]

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Preparation for the Lord’s Supper, part 5 of 6, from Wilhelmus a Brakel’s The Christian’s Reasonable Service

The Celebration of the Lord’s Supper Note: The Bible never calls the Lord’s Supper a “seal” of grace.  it is a “sign” of God’s grace, but not a “seal.” Please keep that in mind when reading the below.  Nor is the church a building, a sense in which the word is improperly used below. The […]

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“Scandalous Grace,” “Jesus Plus Nothing,” and Very, Very Dangerous Christian GobbledyGook, pt. 2

Part One Just as a matter of interest and information, I noticed after writing part one that a lot had been written against Tullian Tchividjian’s new and false teaching on sanctification and by extension, also salvation.  Not in necessarily any order, here are some that have written good stuff exposing his false teaching and it […]

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“Scandalous Grace,” “Jesus Plus Nothing,” and Very, Very Dangerous Christian GobbledyGook

We get Christianity from the Bible.  What we get from the Bible then won’t disagree with historical, biblical teaching.  I’m saying if it is Christianity, then it won’t be new.  Christianity is what it is, the last part of that sentence overused but still true.  What Christianity is comes from the Bible and agrees with […]

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Harod Spring in Israel–how God had Gideon Choose his 300 Men; & Masada

When my wife and I had the privilege to visit Israel with Samson Tours, we were able to see many wonderful Biblical sites.  The following video on Youtube records some of them: The parts on Harod Spring and Masada are also online separately (see on YouTube here) where Gideon chose his three hundred men in accordance […]

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Al Mohler’s Mention of Separation at the Shepherds Conference

I’ve written 12 installments of a series on Relationship, but I’m taking a one post break today.  I’ve got other things to write on, but I want to finish the Relationship series as far as I want to take it.  I’m not done yet, so I’ll get back to it.  Look at part twelve for […]

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Relationship, pt. 12

Part One   Part Two   Part Three   Part Four   Part Five   Part Six   Part Seven   Part Eight   Part Nine   Part Ten Part Eleven The Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit never have to reconcile.  Why?  They never sin.  Nothing separates them from one another.  They always function within their nature and they never act insubordinate to their […]

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Relationship, pt. 11

Part One   Part Two   Part Three   Part Four   Part Five   Part Six   Part Seven   Part Eight   Part Nine   Part Ten Not reconciling, Jesus says is comparable to murder.  Someone says he’s a Christian, so why wouldn’t he initiate reconciliation or welcome someone else doing so?  If someone is saved, he would.  He wouldn’t continue making excuses for […]

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Preparation for the Lord’s Supper, part 4 of 6, from Wilhelmus a Brakel’s The Christian’s Reasonable Service

The Third Aspect of Preparation: Spiritual Adornment The third requisite for preparation is spiritual adornment. When someone is to attend a wedding, he adorns himself with the very best that he has. A bride will adorn herself in a most excellent manner so that she may be desirable to her husband and honor him. Much […]

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Relationship, pt. 10

Part One   Part Two   Part Three   Part Four   Part Five   Part Six   Part Seven   Part Eight   Part Nine God provides massive amounts of direction in His Word on relationship.  All of that material in the Bible needs to be consulted on every facet of relationship to guide what and how a relationship works or succeeds.  Most people, […]

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