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There Is Love: The Amazing Promise of the Resurrection
“Death used to be an executioner, but the gospel has made him just a gardener.”
But what a gardener! When he plants those who belong to Jesus, they rise with a splendor that is indescribable, unspeakable, and full of glory. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Encouragement, Faith, Sermons, Theology
Tagged 1Corinthians 15:12-19, Andrew Peterson: After the Last Tear Falls, Christianity, Dr. Samuel Johnson, Faith, God, God will be all in all, Hebrews 2:14, Hosea 13:14, Isaiah 25:6-9, Jesus Christ, Narnia: The Last Battle, sermons of resurrection, Susan Sontag
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First Stone in an Avalanche
They now understood that the resurrection – the coming back to life of everyone who had ever died – had commenced. That brought them to the remarkable conclusion that the “last days” had begun and “the renewal of all things” (those were Jesus’s words) was at hand. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Faith, Sermons, Theology
Tagged 1 Corinthians 15:12, 1 Corinthians 15:12-29, Acts 4:2, Bible, Chesterton the world had died in the night, Christianity, Creation theme in 1 Corinthians 15, easter, faith in Jesus, Feast of Firstfruits, Feast of Weeks, Has the new age begun?, Jesus, Luke 24:7, resurrection, The second Adam
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Shall He Be King? (Jesus on Palm Sunday)
As we go through life, doing our work, struggling over hardships, helping others for Christ’s sake, we don’t realize that God is using these things to build us. We won’t fully realize that until we stand before the Lord in glory. Continue reading
The End of All Things: It’s Near
When Peter tells us to love each other, he knows it will be a stretch for us. It will take us out of our comfort zone, but that is where people usually meet God. Continue reading
Eveready (video)
This is our hope. Every other hope in humanity’s history, whether religious (think Islam or Buddhism), humanistic (think socialism or communism), or scientific (think Peter Thiel and Elon Musk) pales before the grand hope that is ours. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Encouragement, Faith, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged "The REckoning" by Andrew Peterson, 1 Peter 3:15, apologetics, Bible, Christianity, Christians and suffering, church, Faith, God, Jesus, judgment in the Bible, N"ot my will but thine be done", Psalm 96, Psalm 98, Shayne Looper Sermons, Spiritual life
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Eveready
Thank God that the world will be judged! Thank God that we shall be judged. We want there to be a judgment, not because we will be proved right but because we will be put right. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Faith, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged "Not my will but yours be done", "suffered in the body is done with sin", 1 Peter 3:15, 1 Peter 4:1, Andrew Peterson - "The Reckoning", apologetics, Bible, Christianity, Christians and suffering, Faith, God, Jesus, judgment in the Bible, Psalm 96, Psalm 98
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Submission Is for the Mission
The biblical context makes it clear that wives are not the only ones instructed to submit. This submission cannot be about male superiority since three of the four times Peter instructs people to submit, men are the ones submitting. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Family, Marriage and Family, Mission, relationships, Sermons, Worldview and Culture
Tagged 1 Peter 3:1, 1 Peter 3:7, 3-D pictures, Biblical teaching on submission, Christian marriage, Christian Mission, marriage, Revised Common Lectionary, Spousal abuse in the church, Win your husband to Christ
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Submission Is for the Mission
The biblical context makes it clear that wives are not the only ones instructed to submit. This submission cannot be about male superiority since three of the four times Peter instructs people to submit, men are the ones submitting. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Church, Marriage and Family, Mission, Sermons, Worldview and Culture
Tagged 1 Peter 3:1-7, 1 Peter 3:7, 3-D pictures, Bible, Biblical teaching on submission, Christian marriage, Christian Mission, Christianity, Faith, marriage, Revised Common Lectionary, Spousal abuse in the church, submission, Win your husband to Christ
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Is Jesus Our Savior or Our Example?
My answer, the Catholic’s answer, and the mainline church member’s answer are not all the same. That’s alright. Neither I, the Catholic, or the mainline church member are saved by having the right answers. If we’re saved at all, it’s because the Answerer has us – Jesus who died for us and rose again. Continue reading
Example, Savior, Shepherd
My answer, the Catholic’s answer, and the mainline church member’s answer are not all the same. That’s alright. Neither I, the Catholic, or the mainline church member are saved by having the right answers. If we’re saved at all, it’s because the Answerer has us – Jesus who died for us and rose again. Continue reading
Posted in Bible, Christianity, Church, Encouragement, Sermons, Spiritual life, Theology
Tagged 1 Peter 2:21-25, Bible, bore our sins in his own body, Christianity, denominational differences, Faith, God, Good Shepherd, handling insults, in his steps, Isaiah 53, Jesus, like sheep going astray, why did Jesus die?
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