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Originally from here. The Oberlin Evangelist. November 19, 1851 “Repent, therefore, of this thy wickedness, and pray God, if perhaps the thought of thine heart may be forgiven thee. For I perceive that thou are in the gall of bitterness, … Continue reading →

Originally from here. THE INDEPENDENT. NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1871 The design of this article is to propound several rules by a steady conformity to any one of which a man may preach so as not to convert anybody. It … Continue reading →

by George Herbert (d. 1632) Let all the world in every corner sing, my God and King! The heavens are not too high, His praise may thither fly, The earth is not too low, His praises there may grow. Let … Continue reading →

#24 – Hymn number in the Methodist Hymnal of 1966. Song quality ranked from 1-10; beside the hymn number. Songs that are less well-known, but which still sound good: they have links to YouTube for you to listen. —– 1. … Continue reading →

(c) 1992 NEWSBOYS PREACH AGAINST SEEKER-SENSITIVE EVANGELISM! —– I’m not ashamed to let you know. I want this light in me to show. I’m not ashamed. To speak the name of Jesus Christ. What are we sneaking around for? Who … Continue reading →

This generation has many spiritual problems, all of which stem from pastors rejecting the doctrines of lordship salvation; and preaching cheap grace antinomianism, and leaving churchgoers with the impression that the only thing God requires is forgiveness and love. Nothing … Continue reading →

Wickedness is prevalent among the rich, but it is also prevalent among the poor. However, because the poor go through experiences of being broken, unlike the rich:–I believe the poor are automatically closer to repentance and faith than the unregenerate … Continue reading →

Originally from here. OSAS = Once Saved, Always Saved / Eternal Security Conditional Security – The Biblical doctrine of apostasy; possibility of losing your salvation. I agree with various early church fathers, such as Irenaeus, Tertullian, and Cyprian; and theologians … Continue reading →

Originally from here. There are times when your love for people trumps your desire to stay away from potentially offending them. This is one of those times. I recently stumbled across a theological statement from a church in Atlanta, which … Continue reading →