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Originally from here. Taken from ch 14 of John Horsch’s Menno Simons: His Life, Labors, and Teachings. Shows how Menno Simons judged and discerned true from false prophecy. He was a charismatic Anabaptist leader in the 1500s. Here shows his separation from two … Continue reading →

Romans 8 discusses obedience to the moral law of God, while being empowered by the Holy Spirit (8:4), especially as it relates to praying in tongues (8:26). 8:28-39 discusses conditional predestination–beginning in the video at 1:22:36.

I dreamed that I was at a church camp with kids of all ages. As I was walking down a tunnel with an gray-haired older lady, she asked me, “Why are you not doing ministry? I thought you were in … Continue reading →

Taken from ch XI (11) of E. H. Broadbent’s The Pilgrim Church. Spirit-led pastors can learn about freedom of conscience, theological compromise, and independent ministry guided by Scripture. Leaders of Nonconformist Ministry: John Robinson (d. 1625), Joseph Alleine (d. 1668), Thomas … Continue reading →

Almighty God and Everlasting Father In You there is hope; Judge of all mankind In You there is righteousness. You are both Judge and Father The wicked are your enemies; You care for the righteous By Your Spirit–they are strengthened. … Continue reading →

You say I have no fun That I only care to judge; Its the only way I run To make you hold a grudge. Don’t go to Hell– Resist the pleasures of sin! You know you want to be well … Continue reading →

Judge not lest ye be judged You pretender! You judge all the time! For what? Be good; you nitpicker. My Father is the Judge He taught me how to; The throne and the cross Will show you how. Sin-lover and … Continue reading →

This is an outline of a book idea; for the cause of sound doctrine; use the Wesleyan Quadrilateral; 250 pages. You must teach what is in accord with sound doctrine. –Titus 2:1 1. Scripture 2. God 3. Christ 4. Man … Continue reading →

Based on about 4 or 5 articles written by church planters who failed, and who took the time to share the reasons why they believe they failed; I have listed below the common denominators between them. 1. The pastor is not … Continue reading →