I pastor a church in rural Indiana. If you drive out of our church parking lot and go six miles west, you will come across an apostolic church that advertises themselves as the place to “experience Pentecost every Sunday.” If you drive ten miles east, you will pass a church that advertises much the same […]
You ever hear one of these guys on the radio (usually on ESPN Saturday mornings) giving you the betting lines on games and “guaranteeing” that his picks will make you money? Now, I am not suggesting anyone go gamble money on football games. But I want to point out the terminology. It seems like everything
Last Sunday, we sang this rich and theologically deep hymn: Joy has dawned upon the world, Promised from creation— God’s salvation now unfurled, Hope for ev’ry nation. Not with fanfares from above, Not with scenes of glory, But a humble gift of love— Jesus born of Mary. Sounds of wonder fill the sky With the
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The NIDNTTE (Zondervan, 2014) is a thorough revision of the original NIDNTT. Moises Silva is the revision editor, and the finished product is a must have for serious students and pastors who work in Greek on a regular basis. The updated set consists of five volumes (four dictionary volumes and an index volume. There is
Proverbs 18:22 states: “He who finds a wife finds a good thing and obtains favor from the LORD.” I married my wife eleven years ago today in a very simple but nice ceremony in Baldwin, MD. It was chaos. She was finishing up college, and I was working to save money for marriage (I had
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