Monthly Archives: May 2012

  Then they that gladly received his word were baptized: and the same day there were added unto them about three thousand souls. And they continued steadfastly in the apostles’ doctrine and fellowship, and in breaking of bread, and in … Continue reading →

This particular congregationalist is John Owen: Q. 8. How may we sanctify the name of God in the use of gospel institutions? A. By a holy reverence of his sovereign authority appointing of them; 2a holy regard unto his special … Continue reading →

Now it seems to me that such a statement must of necessity be wrong, because if you adopt that line of argument then you have nothing whatever to say to the cults. For whatever we may think about them, if … Continue reading →

Let me extend my apologies for the lack of blog posts. I am working much and in the process of moving and my time and energy is lacking. With that said we will pick up where we left off- the … Continue reading →

The History of Christian apologetics has not been the cleanest slate one could acquire at Goodwill. There are now at least 5 different major schools of thought in Apologetics: 1). Classical / Traditional 2). Evidential, 3). Reformed Epistemology, 4). Presuppositionalism, … Continue reading →

Jon D. Payne: Before we can properly prepare our hearts for public worship, we must first and foremost understand what worship is. Sadly, present-day churches are rife with confusion regarding worship, and this has led to much discord and division … Continue reading →

What is worship that is not centered on God? Worship that is centered on something other than God is not worship, we answer simply. It may be a religious gathering, it may be exciting, it may be informative, but it … Continue reading →

We are to worship God how God wants us to worship Him. This is the apparent crisis in the revolution of worship in our day. The driving force behind the radical shift in how we worship God today is not … Continue reading →

Why do we need grace and peace? Why does the Apostle wish us to know them? Why does he use these terms rather than some other terms? The answer leads us immediately into fundamental Christian truths. By desiring grace and … Continue reading →

The first thing we should observe is that the structure and content of the service are never neutral, nor should they be regarded as matters of preference. Unlike the “gods of the nations,” the God of Abraham and Jesus does … Continue reading →