Too many pulpits have been replaced with counselor’s stools and motivational lecterns. The “message from God” has been replaced with “thought for the week.” Expositional preaching has been replaced with a topic of the day.
I am fed up to my tonsils with pompous peacocks on stages parading as crude, foul-mouthed miscreants,
The aged apostle knew that if Timothy focused on that, the other issues of winning souls, giving, missions, standards, etc. would all fall into place.
Text: Psalm 8:4 — “What is man, that thou art mindful of him? One morning I was awakened at 3:48am, and could not go back…
What an incredible statement He made! To paraphrase, He said, “Not only will you do what I do, but you will do greater works than those I have done.” Have you ever let those words sink in? Have you ever thought about what the Lord was truly saying? How is it possible to “greater” works than the Lord?
we must not alter our worship of the Savior, in an effort to make the service more “user-friendly” to the non-believer.
Receiving the world, they quickly loved the world. They no longer panted after heaven, but became more and more attached to the material things of earth.
Therefore, when I look for a church, I look for the music that best fits me and the programs that best cater to me and my family.
This text is often used to support the belief that children, especially daughters, are bound by the parent until that daughter is married.
“We don’t support single missionaries, so please call me back when you are married.” That is the statement often heard by those whom God has called to the mission field and, yet, are still unmarried.