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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 →

Originally from here. A history of evangelical faith in the South. The religious history of the American South is fascinating scholarly terrain. Anyone who doubts this should read Christine Leigh Heyrman’s Southern Cross, an extraordinarily rich exploration of the first … Continue reading →

Originally from here. As a sibling of a homosexual who claims to be a Christian, I know first-hand how the issue of the legitimacy of homosexuality for Christians divides families, friends and churches. I have purchased and read nearly 100 … Continue reading →

Originally from here. Dr. Nicolosi began his career doing mental health counseling focused on homosexual men. Over the years he noticed one recurring theme amongst his patients; in every case there was a ‘disconnect’ between the homosexual man and his … Continue reading →