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A Recipe for Potent Prayer
Pastor Mark Hogan
Feb 2, 2024
Sometimes our prayers feel cold and rote, a continual treading of the ground we covered yesterday. An antidote is to use the Bible for meditation to give us a greater spiritual vocabulary.
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Wilson's Warrior Children
Pastor Chris Gordon
Dec 5, 2023
There is only one strong man.
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12 Dangers of Social Media
Pastor Mark Hogan
Nov 28, 2023
What are some common dangers of social media?
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Letter to a Friend
Pastor Wes Bredenhof
Nov 23, 2023
A friend asked me, "What's the difference between the Reformed faith and Roman Catholicism?" I sent this letter in reply.
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The Heidelberg Catechism on Thanksgiving
Pastor Mark Hogan
Nov 20, 2023
What does the Heidelberg Catechism teach us about thanksgiving and the Christian life?
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How I Was (Temporarily) Deceived
Pastor Wes Bredenhof
Nov 15, 2023
Some things sound sophisticated and scholarly, but they end up being foolish unbelief.
4 Min
4 Ways Christ Fulfills the Old Testament
Pastor Mark Hogan
Nov 10, 2023
Here are four basic ways Christ fulfills the Old Testament.
4 Min
Bruised Reeds and Smoldering Wicks
Pastor Wes Bredenhof
Nov 8, 2023
The gospel promise is that the servant of God will not break the bruised reed. He will not snuff out the smoldering wick. He doesn’t break those who are at the breaking point.
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Can You Read?
Pastor Wes Bredenhof
Nov 3, 2023
If you couldn’t read, what measures would you go to still access the Scriptures?
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The Necessity of Lively Preaching in Christ’s Church
Pastor Mark Hogan
Oct 31, 2023
The adjective boring should never describe the preaching of reformed churches. Preaching should be lively.
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Partakers of Grace - Phil 1
Paul's affection for the church at Philippi confronts the modern habit of treating the church as a product to consume. The believer's bond to a local congregation rests not on personal preference but on the shared grace of the gospel and the God who finishes what he begins.
Do vs. Done: The Law/Gospel Distinction with Dr. R. Scott Clark
Chris Gordon and Dr. R. Scott Clark respond to a recent critique of law and gospel preaching. They explain what the distinction actually is, where it gets abused, and why abandoning it leaves congregations under the covenant of works.
Whom Shall I Fear?
David's confidence in the Lord is not theory but experience — a life of deliverances read backward. Psalm 27 moves from unshakable joy to raw lament and back to a promise: wait on the Lord, and He will strengthen your heart.
Is Roman Catholicism Right About Tradition? - Part 2
Dr. W. Robert Godfrey joins Pastor Chris Gordon in part 2 of a conversation about "tradition" — from the Bible's own positive use of the word to Rome's claims of an unwritten apostolic deposit — and why every tradition, Protestant or Catholic, must ultimately answer to Scripture.
Where Are the Nine? | Luke 17:11–19 - Lectio Continua
Ten lepers cry out to Jesus for mercy and are all healed — but only one, a Samaritan, turns back to give thanks. Pastor Chris Gordon asks what separates outward healing from true, saving faith.
Is Roman Catholicism Right About Tradition? - Part 1
Dr. W. Robert Godfrey joins Pastor Chris Gordon to examine Rome's appeal to 2 Thessalonians 2:15 and its claim to preserve unwritten apostolic tradition.
How to Speak Comfort to a Suffering Friend
How can you be wise and helpful when a loved one is facing adversity? The Bible offers practical instruction.
A Must for a Faithful Pastor
Not only should a faithful pastor expose false teachers, he must. The Bible requires it.
When the Storm Comes
A storm is coming. Are you prepared?
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