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You should do yourself a favor and go sign up right now. These guys rock, I love seeing Christians giving away their hard work to help people know and love Jesus [...]
Entries Categorized as 'Bible Study'
YouVersion — Online Bible and iPhone App
October 18, 2009
ESV Reading Plans as Podcasts
January 8, 2009
Someone asked about getting the ESV audio daily as a podcast to coincide with the reading schedules. Here’s how to subscribe to this in iTunes:
Go to the ESV Reading Plans page.
Right-click (Ctrl-click on a Mac) the “RSS” link of the feed you want.
Choose “Copy Link Location” or “Copy Shortcut.”
Start iTunes.
Choose Advanced > Subscribe to Podcast
Paste [...]
The much anticipated ESV Study Bible has arrived
October 11, 2008
If you’re like me, you have been waiting with great anticipation the arrival of the ESV Study Bible.
I am happy to announce the wait is over and you can now get your very own copy of this amazing study bible.
We wholeheartedly recommend the resources published by Crossway Books and we encourage you to consider their [...]
Must I Learn How to Interpret the Bible?
January 23, 2008
By D. A. Carson
Alliance of Confessing Evangelicals, Inc.
Hermeneutics is the art and science of interpretation; biblical hermeneutics is the art and science of interpreting the Bible. At the time of the Reformation, debates over interpretation played an enormously important role. These were debates over interpretation, not just over interpretations. In other words, the Reformers disagreed [...]
Moving From Uncertainty Toward Assurance
January 12, 2008
Dr. Robert Peterson, Professor of Systematic, Covenant Theological Seminary, provides a most helpful article on Assurance that you will want to read.
The following is an abstract of the article
Moving From Uncertainty Toward Assurance — How God Assures His Adopted Children
God not only rescues His people from their sins; He also grants them assurance of salvation. [...]
What is Sin ?
January 10, 2008
In The Great Exchange: My Sin for His Righteousness, Jerry Bridges and Bob Bevington ask and answer this question:
“What is sin? It is often described as ‘missing the mark’—that is, failure to live up to the rigorous standard of God’s holy law. But the Bible makes it clear that it is much more than [...]
What is the Gospel? with D. A. Carson
January 9, 2008
Carson recently spoke @ the Castle in Ireland looking at the Gospel message, it’s most important components, and how it’s been distorted and corrupted today by many sectors of the church.
What is the Gospel (1Cor 15:1-19) Duration 1:09:29
Question and Answer Session Duration 00:21:02
1Cor 15:1-19
The Resurrection of Christ
15:1 Now I would remind you, brothers, of the [...]
Richard Phillips’ exposition of the book of John
January 9, 2008
Pastor Richard Phillips’ exposition of the book of John
Welcome to the expository preaching of Pastor Phillips. Here you will find Pastor Phillips’ sermons arranged by the books of the Bible in alphabetical order.Pastor Phillips’ sermons are available in MP3 and PDF format.
Note: To save the sermon to your computer, right-click the download link and [...]
Reading with the Puritans in 2008
January 9, 2008
Blogger Timmy Brister has issued a challenge to Christians to read through some of the most important writings of the Puritans, reading one book a month through 2008. Here is his suggested list, with links to each book at Westminster Bookstore, where you can get them all for at least 30% off list price:
January: The [...]
Though the fig tree should not blossom
January 9, 2008
In my reading of scripture the other day, I was taken to Habakkuk 3 and v. 17-19 brought me to a time of reflection upon who God is and how worthy (in all circumstances) He is of my praise and adoration.
May we remember during 2008 to rejoice in the Lord and again rejoice for He [...]
Clarity (or perspicuity) of Scripture
January 8, 2008
The doctrine of the clarity (or perspicuity) of Scripture (i.e., that the central message of the Bible is clear and understandable, and that the Bible itself can be properly interpreted in a normal, literal sense) has been a cornerstone of evangelical belief since the Reformation. The dominant Roman Catholic idea had been that the Bible [...]
An Old School Approach to ‘Small Groups’
December 29, 2007
Modern evangelical churches are prone to herd their flocks into an organized small group system, often under the administration of a Small Groups Pastor. It’s a popular idea, even with leaders of smaller churches, to mandate some sort of book to follow or a curriculum as a basis for discussion in these small groups; the [...]
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