Showing posts with label Gospel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gospel. Show all posts
The literally indispensable ministry of the Holy Spirit in Gospel preaching
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Thursday, 29 August 2013
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evangelism,
Gospel,
Holy Spirit,
pastoral ministry,
preaching,
Spurgeon
One of the realities that weighs more heavily on me in pastoral ministry now, more than ever in the past, is the need of the Holy Spirit...
From 1990: Second-Hand Values or Can Conservatism Save America?
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Friday, 24 May 2013
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culture,
Gospel,
homosexuality,
politics,
society,
World-tilting Gospel,
worldview
I wrote this in 1990 . It was, I think, published in a local newspaper. See what applying Biblical logic (rather than listening for holy mum...
Roger Ebert (1942-2013)
My day won't start the same as every previous Friday for many years. For as long as it's been online, I've gone to www.rogereber...
Mark Driscoll, Carl Trueman and the Pope walk into a bar...
...someone is going to have to explain every part of this to me:
Tombstone of a faithful preacher
Reader George Douglas was prompted by this largely frivolous post to send me the moving tombstone of a servant of God named John Berridge. ...
The dark side of guns
First, let me say what regular readers, Twitter followers and Facebook friends already know: when it comes to Second Amendment rights for ...
On the death of Robert Bork: truthful jurists, false Gospels
Judge Robert Bork died today at the age of 84 . My life-circumstance was such that I got to follow a good bit of the Bork hearings, when Pre...
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