Monthly Archives: August 2011

Stand with Christ. You see how easy it is to set up a false dichotomy. It seems rather strange to me as to why any non Jewish Christian would want to “stand” with Israel. Yet, I’m well aware that many … Continue reading →

Faithful men to herald the Word of God. Men who will preach passionately and with authority. Cowardly preaching produces cowardly Christians. For those that think such language is too harsh- in the words of G. Campbell Morgan- “Sermonettes breed Christianettes.”  We don’t … Continue reading →

The word “sermon” is said to signify a thrust, and, therefore, in sermonizing it must be our aim to use the subject in hand with energy and effect, and the subject must be capable of such employment. To choose mere … Continue reading →

Such was the teaching of the theological school called Modernism or Liberalism which came in about the middle of the last century in this country. Its theme was ‘the Jesus of history’. They took out miracles, indeed the entire supernatural … Continue reading →

I think I shall make this Spurgeon week. Since I am going through his book (slowly) Lectures to My Students, which I am thoroughly enjoying, I can’t contain the Prince of Preachers wisdom. So I am going to share some of his insight. … Continue reading →

That no good at ecumenism-no good for nothing at tolerating false teaching/teachers- not watering down the truths of God’s Word- not blunting the Scriptures- cutting straight the Word- speaking the truth in love- telling it like it is- of a godly man … Continue reading →

It is said that Calvinism proves itself to be false because it makes God to be a respecter of persons. That is, that in Calvinism, God shows partiality (according to its opponents). A simple overlook of Calvinism would prove this accusation to … Continue reading →

The people of God need His Word. They need to read it, meditate on it for themselves and when we congregate to worship God who is “Holy, Holy, Holy” we need it to be preached to us. It is the way … Continue reading →

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There is a lot of that mentality out there. They say we can’t preach “law” because some have been hurt in the church by legalists in the pulpit. The objection is that people have been emotionally hurt by “hell-fire and … Continue reading →