Brett | May 29, 2010
“Christianity without distinct doctrine is a powerless thing. It may be beautiful to some minds, but it is childless and barren. There is no getting over the facts. The good that is done in the earth may be comparatively small. Evil may abound, and ignorant impatience may murmur and cry out [...]
Category: Gospel, Theology |
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Tags: DeYoung, Doctrine, J.C. Ryle, Works
Brett | May 27, 2010
Faith is one of those words that has become redefined in the lives of Christians. Without a daily reading of and thinking about scripture, these things become easily distorted. Consider these words from Kenneth Copeland:
God framed the worlds by faith. Everything God made, He made by faith. Everything He does, He does by faith.
For you [...]
Category: Apologetics, Theology, Uncategorized |
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Tags: Copeland, faith, Word of Faith
Brett | May 26, 2010
The term ecclesia is the most used term in the NT for the church. It comes from the Greek word ek which means out and the word kaleo which means to call. Thus ek kaleo or ecclesia means the called out ones. The church is composed of those who receive a calling. [...]
Category: Ecclesiology, Sermon Excerpt, Theology |
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Tags: Calling, Church, God
Brett | May 17, 2010
Continuing my review of the November Watchtower article “Exposed: Six Myths About Christianity,” I’d like to remind my readers that the full text of the Watchtower article is in blue with my comments in black.
What does the Bible say? “Stephen, filled with the Holy [...]
Category: Apologetics, Theology |
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Tags: Jehovah Witnesses, Myths, Trinity
Brett | May 3, 2010
How a healthy view of God’s sovereignty affects our living.
The Story of Zac Smith from NewSpring Media on Vimeo.
Category: Living, Theology |
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Tags: cancer, Sovereignty, Suffering, video