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Are Cessationists Dinitarians?
The claim is heard often these days. It usually goes something like this: “How could you cessationists believe that the miraculous spiritual gifts have ceased? You must not believe in…
Read MoreResponding to Hard Circumstances: A God-Centered vs. Man-Centered Perspective
Hard circumstances surround us about as much as air. From a flat tire on a rainy day, to opposition from friends, to family scuffles, to grave illness, and more,…
Read MoreAddressing Continuationist Arguments from 1 Corinthians 14
Last week we posted an article which argued that the idea of a heavenly prayer language is untenable based on Jesus’ command concerning prayer in Matthew 6:7. Additional questions arise on…
Read MoreWhy I Am Not a Buddhist
You hear it often these days in one form or another. “I’m not really religious, but if I was, I would be a Buddhist.” “I don’t believe in organized…
Read MoreLove and Irritability
It was a typical night waiting tables in the fine dining room of the country club. Napkins were creased, flowers centered, and tables angled just right. Then my manager…
Read MoreJohn MacArthur on Ministry Longevity
“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith” (2 Tim. 4:7). Though he was facing a brutal death before the ink…
Read MoreSorrow, Depression, and the Holidays
In this post, Eric reminds us of some helpful truths to have strength in the midst of sorrow. Depression and discouragement are not respecters of the holidays. For many reasons, the…
Read MoreWhy the Jewish Messiah is the Most Important Individual in History
What Christmas commemorates is big for many reasons. With the incarnation comes the Savior. For those who repent, there is justification, adoption, redemption, reconciliation, regeneration, sanctification, and, one day, glorification.…
Read MoreIssac Watts and How to Think
As I look back, one of my greatest educational irritations is that I never was offered a class on thinking. Even if I was, I probably would not have taken…
Read MoreEvangelism, the Holidays, & My Atheist Grandpa
Here we are again, launching into another holiday season. Most likely, many of us will be spending time with relatives of various spiritual persuasions both this weekend, and over…
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