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The Monster and The Baby
Monday, July 8, 2024
In the late 19th century, a customs service worker in the Austrian Empire fell in love and married his cousin, Klara, who gave …
Read MoreThe moral relativism of our time makes it much harder to articulate certain categories which are fundamental to communicating the gospel, not least of all the issue of sin.
SolI Deo …
Read MoreThe church in Iran is one of the fastest growing churches in the world. I submit we don’t know much at all about the people of Iran. Common characteristics: …
Read MoreIf we are going to live as disciples of Jesus, we have to remember that all efforts of wroth and excellence are difficult. The Christian life is gloriously difficult, but …
Read MoreLast cycle’s post covers excerpts from every chapter, with commentary from various sources, so I recommend a quick perusal of that post dated 04/02/2022.
Covering new ground, I am being more …
Read More“We always have a vision of something before it actually becomes real to us. When we realize that the vision is real, but is not yet real in us, …
Read MoreOk, sometimes it is good to start with lay-ups:
I submit that Job hits a resounding profound chord with this question!:
“For He (God Almighty!) is not a man, as …
Read More“Fretting means getting ourselves ‘out of joint’ mentally or spiritually. It is one thing to say, ‘Do not fret,’ but something very different to have such a nature that …
Read MoreI am going to share commentary from two reknowned preachers:
Chapter 13 from Matthew Henry’s commentary, free by chapter, this version is the concise version as opposed to the complete (detailed) …
Read MoreGustave de Beaumont, a contemporary of Alexis de Tocqueville, wrote in Marie ou L’Esclavage aux E’tas-Unis, 1835:
“I have seen a meeting of the Senate in Washington open with a prayer, and the anniversary festival of the …
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