11/06/2021 – Day 152 – Proverbs1 – From John Gill commentary: “Fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.”
Our men’s group is reading one chapter a day in Proverbs in November. So, I am recording commentary on Proverbs some seven months after we completed the read …
Read More11/06/2021 – “Accept God’s invitation: ‘Your heart is free. Have the courage to follow it.’ /from “What’s Next?” by Chris Hodges
Our church has a “What’s Next” Wednesday worship followed by Christian warrior fellowship sessions. I am sharing with you this morning much of Section 2: Find Freedom from the …
Read More11/05/2021 – The Unforgivable Sin – Mark 3: 20-30
I have links here to both John McArthur’s sermon and R.C. Sproul’s sermon on this subject. I listened to John McArthur’s sermon, but not R.C.’s, which is funny in …
Read More11/04/2021 – From Alistair Begg’s Thanksgiving letter in the mail: Jonathan Edwards on “gracious” gratitude.
I quote from the beginning of the letter:
“Jonathan Edwards was born on October 5, 1703 in East Windsor, Connecticut. Regarded as the greatest theologian and philosopher of British American …
Read More11/04/2021 – “It is Good to SIng Thy Praises ” – Attributed to Wolfgang A. Mozart (1756 – 1791) – Psalm 92
Soli Deo Gloria!
Read More11/03/2021 – “Graven Mistakes” – 2nd commandment – “What does it Mean to Avoid Idolatry in Today’s Culture?”
https://www.truthforlife.org/resources/sermon/graven-mistakes/#transcript
My intent when I went into the Truth for Life website, was to catch up with Alistair’s current sermon series at Parkside Church in Cleveland. We have become …
Read More11/02/2021 – The message: “The gospel is carried to imperfect people by imperfect people. Then those imperfect people are to band together to help one another grow to spiritual maturity.”
By His grace , through prayer and immersion into “messy” while we are in this world. And, again as to why: To fulfill our mission as Christian remnant …
Read More11/01/2021 – Post 3 of 3 today – Mentor in Christ that has gone before us: St. Maximillian Kolbe – Poland- WW2
http://blog.magiscenter.com/blog/maximilian-kolbe-story
Many years ago in Houston, our home church was “St. Maximillian Kolbe Catholic Church” just a mile from our home.
From this link:
“There are two irreconcilable enemies in the depth of …
Read More11/01/2021 – Post 2 of 3 – from the link – hompage: ” ‘Servant of God Emil J. Kapuan – A Legacy of Faith and Service’ …”
Continuing on: “.. In a prisoner of war camp filled with the desperate and dying, where hope fades with the light of each day, the light of Christ shines …
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