Are You Too Big for God’s Call?
Tim Keller has posted an interesting article on his blog entitled, The Country Parson. In this article, Keller, the ardent advocate […]
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Tim Keller has posted an interesting article on his blog entitled, The Country Parson. In this article, Keller, the ardent advocate […]
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I laughed hard at this video clip, but it did get me to thinking about the new craze of internet
Normally, I reserve my book writing to short reviews, but for the sake of Tim Keller’s Counterfeit Gods I have
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I rarely pick up books that I don’t expect to enjoy, unless they are assigned. However, I received a free
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1. Internet Monk likes Matt Chandler and Eugene Peterson. He also apparently loves pastoring and has some insight on contemporary
Sermon from Sunday November 1st. The Church’s One Foundation out of 1 Corinthians 3:1-11. Sunday, November 1, 2009 from Malvern
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“When’s the last time you specifically and sincerely informed your child of an evidence of grace that you’ve observed in
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For those of you who don’t know it yet, Tim Keller, Pastor of Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City
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“Modern and postmodern culture revolves around a this-world orientation; the only long-term ‘future’ our culture hopes for is retirement. This
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“We must affirm with Martin Luther that the preaching of the Word is the first essential mark of the church.
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This day in Christian History the Council of Chalcedon drafted it’s Definition of faith which became the standard for Christological
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This past week, I preached at my church’s “Traditions” worship service on Sunday evening geared toward our older generation. I
Success or Service? Read More »