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Profaning the Name of the Lord: How Can or Do People Do It? (Part Two)

Part One Moses meets the LORD in Exodus 3:1-6 and I’m stopping in verse 6: 1 Now Moses kept the flock of Jethro his father in law, the priest of Midian: and he led the flock to the backside of the desert, and came to the mountain of God, even to Horeb. 2 And the […]

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Bifurcation in Beauty: Dualism of Spiritual/Sacred and Natural/Secular

Part One     Part Two You have heard, “Life imitating art or art imitating life.”  In that vein, art imitates worldview.”  Even when someone says, this is his worldview, his art may contradict what he says is his worldview.  The art or his aesthetic is a better or more accurate expression of his worldview than […]

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“They Will Reverence My Son”

In a story told by the Lord Jesus Christ during His earthly ministry, He said in Mark 12:6: Having yet therefore one son, his wellbeloved, he sent him also last unto them, saying, They will reverence my son. In the story, obviously this son is a representation of Jesus Christ Himself and so communicates the […]

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Free sacred and classical music

If you would like beautiful sacred and classical music for free, here are some resources. Consider bookmarking this post and come back to it when you want to listen to some good music.   Sacred: In the ecclesiology section of my website, I have a number of resources for sacred, reverent, and free conservative psalm […]

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Are Christian Ministers “Reverend”?

Roman Catholics and Eastern Orthodox religious organizations call their priests “reverend,” or “reverend Fathers.” So do the large majority of Protestants, and a surprising number of Baptists, even fundamental, independent Baptists. Are Catholic priests “reverend”? How about Christian ministers–are they the “Reverend John Doe” and the like?   There is only one verse in the […]

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The Place of Fear in a True Church and With True Worship

I’ve read recently, “Fear is not a virtue.”  A company called, American Virtue Clothing prints “Fear Is Not a Virtue” on its clothing.  Heather Delapi argues that “fear” isn’t found in the lists of virtues of scripture, hence is not a virtue.   The English word “fear” is found 385 times in the King James Version of the […]

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Four Thousand Praised the LORD with the Instruments Which I Made

In the midst of a variated list, 1 Chronicles 23:5 reads: Moreover four thousand were porters; and four thousand praised the LORD with the instruments which I made, said David, to praise therewith. Part of the worship of God was praising Him with instruments.  Instruments were made with the intention of praising Him.  These were […]

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Sanctification Summary: Christian Holiness or Sanctification—A Summary from Eternity Past to the Eternal State

 During the recent Word of Truth Conference at Bethel Baptist Church, I had the privilege of preaching a summary of what Scripture teaches on sanctification. It was suggested that this summary be made into a pamphlet.  You can now download the pamphlet on the FaithSaves website by clicking here; it is entitled “Christian Sanctification: A […]

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Christian Piano Teacher Offering Internet Lessons

My wife, Heather Ross, has availability to take some new piano students. She has taught piano for many years with many students successfully using their skills for the glory of God.  When we were in Wisconsin, she was already teaching students over the Internet for students from Bethel Baptist Church in El Sobrante, CA, and Carson River […]

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