A short but necessary read for every Christian, particularly of the male variety, living in this present generation of rampant pornography and irresponsible gaming. We were created for much, much more — real love and real war! Go here.
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This article is truly profound and, I wager, as definitive a piece in this debate and defense of biblical truth, mixed with true gospel love, as I have read. And for all that is said, it is relatively short. Thus, it is jam-packed. DeYoung shows the flimsiness of the revisionist argument for homosexuality and, in [...]
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Thoughts from Jeremy Pierre at the Gospel Coalition. Go here. Your thoughts?
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A great sermon on 1 Cor 7.25-40 by one of my pastors, Ryan Fullerton. A necessary balance to the evangelical mind on marriage and singleness. Go here.
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The title is a quote from the apostle Paul, 1 Tim 3.5b. The context of the quote concerns the qualifications for those men gifted by God and set apart by the church for the noble task of overseer (elder/pastor). The most immediate context is that qualification that deals with the management of one’s own home. [...]
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It is an interesting question: Does God want a woman to seek to remain attractive to her husband even while she grows older? Tim Challies answer. What do you think?
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Good read. As always, helpful and thoughtful. Go here.
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“Without counsel plans fail, but with many advisors they succeed” Proverbs 15:22. A few of my friends and I took a recent trip northward to the greater Boston area, praying to God for wisdom, discernment, pristine clarity, and the faith necessary to plant a church. During our stay there, we met with several brothers who [...]
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An interesting post, shedding light upon the age old question of the inherent morality of human beings from infancy – a question which any parent, truth be told, knows that answer to within a few months or so as they observe direct disobedience to authoritative commands. Mohler correctly points to these laboratory findings as that [...]
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Go here. These are courtesy of Hannah Schreiner.
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