Sermons tagged #Books

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶9 What is the Reformed view of what "literal sense" means since they deny the quadriga. not many "sense", but many consequences/corollaries the "literal sense" is that which the Spirit intends How does our own exegesis compare to that of our predecessors? Three historical developments that should be considered: The rise of the "historical critical" method of exegesis The dominance of "biblical theology" over "systematic theology" Dispensationalism with its "historical grammatical" hermeneutic

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶9 · The analogy of faith · The true and genuine sense of Scripture The literal sense (according to the letter) The spiritual sense a. The allegorical (typological) b. The trophological (moral) c. The anagogical (upward) The Reformed view of the quadriga

Meet unforgettable people in the What a Character book series! Notable Lives from History, war heroes, scientists, and inventors. What A Character books are available HERE https://www.swrc.com/what-a-character-bundle.html

New and old songs with great doctrine and Bible themes can be sung to the praise of the Lord. Play your style preference, but mix it up sometimes too. Learn from an old song that was updated several times in the Old Testamant about worship the Lord with our music.

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶7 This doctrine both explains the clarity and obscurity of Scripture.

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶8

We being our study of Deuteronomy! In this chapter, Moses recounts "how we got here" as Israel stands south of the Promised Land and prepares to enter behind Joshua who is about to replace Moses and become the Captain of the Hosts of the Lord... We discuss Equal Justice under the Law, the incredible insanity of the cowardice and unbelief of the spies, the heart condition of loving sin behind unbelief, etc. Also Reference Numbers 13 & 14, John 3:19, Numbers 27:14 https://bbfohio.com

The Second London Baptist Confession of Faith 1677/1689, chapter 1, ¶1-5

God is Faithful and brings us into peaceful relationship, reconciliation through Jesus Christ. Our debt is paid in full and the books are balanced; actually our great debt is forgiven with the price of God's Own Son.

Scripture: II Timothy 3:14-17; Hebrews 1:1-4 Belgic Confession, article 3 Sermon Title: Knowing God from Scripture Sermon Theme: RECEIVE GOD'S WORD Sermon Points: I. Breathed out by God II. Written down by Man III. Utterly Trustworthy

This message is about how many fantasy books and movies follow very similar formulas and what that really means. We look at the effect fantasy books, movies, and music have on the mind. We end with real solutions and how to respond to all of these truths.

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10 things you should know about sanctification

A violent man is a man of violence at heart which sometimes shows itself with physical violence. Such a man (or woman) is bad company and will almost always lead their friends and associates into trouble, or "the way that is not good". Also Reference: Genesis 39, Deuteronomy 22:13-30, Exodus 22:16 https://bbfohio.com

In this lesson, Pastor Zachary Groff introduces the class to the life and ministry of English Puritan Congregationalist minister and author Thomas Brooks (1608-1680). This is the prefatory lesson to a sustained series of discussions on Brooks' popular book, "Precious Remedies against Satan's Devices."

A look at the book, Come and See

2 Timothy 4:13 "The cloke that I left at Troas with Carpus, when thou comest, bring with thee, and the books, but especially the parchments." King James Version

This message is about how God worked in extraordinary ways through Paul in Ephesus.