This sermon from R.C. Sproul, Jr. took place during the 2016 Ligonier Fall Conference:
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Sunday, October 30, 2016
Friday, November 14, 2014
Around The Web-November 14, 2014
4 Benefits of Our Adoption by Sinclair Ferguson
The Bible is a Book Like Any Other by Marshall Segal
Florida Pastor Breaks World Record for Longest Sermon at 53 Hours, 18 Minutes
Memorize the Mind of God by David Mathis
The Benefits and Methods of Meditation by Dave Jenkins
Denny Burk shares his thoughts on the movie Interstellar
When Women Don't Trust Male Headship by Beth Broom
3 Ways Not To Share Jesus With Millennials by Chris Martin
The Bible is a Book Like Any Other by Marshall Segal
Florida Pastor Breaks World Record for Longest Sermon at 53 Hours, 18 Minutes
Memorize the Mind of God by David Mathis
The Benefits and Methods of Meditation by Dave Jenkins
Denny Burk shares his thoughts on the movie Interstellar
When Women Don't Trust Male Headship by Beth Broom
3 Ways Not To Share Jesus With Millennials by Chris Martin
Monday, October 28, 2013
What You Need To Ask Yourself Before Posting On Social Media.
R.C. Sproul Jr.:
Cyberspace is not only infinite, but eternal. No matter how silly, foolish, embarrassing our thoughts might be, they will be allowed to merge onto the information superhighway. But, all the off-ramps are closed. Believing the best defense is a, well, great defense, here are five things we ought to ask ourselves before posting anything on social media.
1. Ask yourself: If my mother, pastor, spouse, children were to read this, would they be ashamed of me?
2. Ask yourself: Where is this coming from?
3. Ask yourself: Have I practiced a judgment of charity toward the person I am writing about/responding to?
4. Ask yourself: Am I seeking to serve Jesus with this post, or am I seeking my own?
5. Ask yourself: Am I casting pearls before swine?
Okay, 6. Ask yourself: Am I being a troll?
Read the entire post here.
Cyberspace is not only infinite, but eternal. No matter how silly, foolish, embarrassing our thoughts might be, they will be allowed to merge onto the information superhighway. But, all the off-ramps are closed. Believing the best defense is a, well, great defense, here are five things we ought to ask ourselves before posting anything on social media.
1. Ask yourself: If my mother, pastor, spouse, children were to read this, would they be ashamed of me?
2. Ask yourself: Where is this coming from?
3. Ask yourself: Have I practiced a judgment of charity toward the person I am writing about/responding to?
4. Ask yourself: Am I seeking to serve Jesus with this post, or am I seeking my own?
5. Ask yourself: Am I casting pearls before swine?
Okay, 6. Ask yourself: Am I being a troll?
Read the entire post here.
Friday, April 19, 2013
Around The Web-April 19, 2013
5 Ways Pastors Spiritually Benefit From Preaching Expository Sermons by Eric McKiddle
Mark Driscoll reflects on 7 things he learned from John Piper
Heaven Won't Be Boring by Randy Alcorn
Christopher Ash offers his thoughts on he is against "screen preaching"
Jared C Wilson also follows up with his own thoughts on video preaching
R.C. Sproul, Jr talks about the Biblical Foundation of Marriage.
Mark Driscoll reflects on 7 things he learned from John Piper
Heaven Won't Be Boring by Randy Alcorn
Christopher Ash offers his thoughts on he is against "screen preaching"
Jared C Wilson also follows up with his own thoughts on video preaching
R.C. Sproul, Jr talks about the Biblical Foundation of Marriage.
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