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Capital punishment can never restore the person who was murdered, or the family that lost their loved one. Watch the full sermon here: https://youtu.be/GtqZSvdGbYg
Slavery can come by only having one option. However, having limitless options without the ability to say no, can be even more enslaving.
In this episode of Theology Applied, Chris Hwang, David McLeod, and Pastor Joel Webbon share their personal stories of how each of them were significantly shaped by Timothy Keller’s public ministry, and why each of them walked away. At first there was a temptation to reject the Kuyperian sentiment of “all of Christ for all of life,” thinking that this was vulnerability that led towards theological compromise. Over time, each of these three men eventually realized that the problem was never Kuyper, it was Marx. By God’s grace, now Chris Hwang and David McLeod are spending their lives to redeem every sphere of life - with their targets set on the Arts. To this end, they’ve embarked on a brand new endeavor called “Every Good Work” (EveryGoodWork.art)
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No spoilers for this one. Just gonna have to watch it!
Christians shouldn’t be fat, especially pastors.
It seems as though some of the esteemed leaders within Judaism were not only continuing to require strict observance to the ceremonial laws found in the Old Covenant, but that they were teaching strange doctrines far beyond these ceremonial rituals. These Judaizers were not merely requiring the continuation of priestly/animal sacrifices but teaching that by eating the meat of these sacrifices, grace would be “infused” through food, rather than “imputed” through faith.
What good if any do you think will come from the Asbury revival?
Once again, John MacArthur and Grace Community Church find themselves in the crosshairs of accusation. However, this particular event is not just about MacArthur. There are massive implications for every person who professes to be a Bible-believing Christian.
#TheGospelCoalition just hosted a “Good Faith Debate” between Jen Wilkin and Jonathan Pennington regarding whether or not Christian parents should send their kids to public schools.
In this episode, Pastor Joel Webbon breaks down the most absurd arguments from this “debate.”
Here’s a helpful concordance so you can interpret what’s actually going on at the “Asbury Revival.”
1) “Revival is happening!” - Singing, prayers, and testimonies are happening with virtually no preaching from the Bible.
2) “Anyone is welcome!” - @TuckerCarlson can’t come, but @RHM_ToddBentley can.
3) “Queer students are being impacted by God’s presence!” - LGBT students are leading the worship on stage.
4) “Students are confessing their sins!” - Woke students are confessing their “Whiteness” and the need for more racial equity in their generation.
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