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Pyromaniacs: A good reason to leave God?

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A good reason to leave God? We have all heard or read stories that end "so after that, I couldn't believe in Christianity anymore.". Many of them are like the story Mike Adams tells. Of a man who stopped attending church when a close friend's two daughters died tragically in a car accident. "For him, God just couldn’t allow such a thing and still be worthy of worship and praise," Adams writes. (This story has a happy ending; not all do, of course.). Deny that analysis, insisting on the nobler-seeming, mo...

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Pyromaniacs: Gurnall on why many formerly orthodox people drift from truth

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Gurnall on why many formerly orthodox people drift from truth. The man could have been a Pyro! In giving counsel how to inflame the heart with a love for truth, William Gurnall wrote this:. Too often, we've seen men who begin more or less Biblically orthodox, who then drift further and further from the safe haven of God's Word. William Gurnall suggests one reason why. 8216;the king, not the person that was king:’ truth in its honour and dignity, when it can prefer him, but not naked truth itself. Michael...

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A View From Serenity Acres: August 2014

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A View From Serenity Acres. This is a place to rest and reflect at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ. Thursday, August 28, 2014. Peter further instructs us to be humble in the face of suffering. We are to commit ourselves to the Lord's keeping. Our humility coupled with our steadfast faith will serve as a witness to others. In addition, we are to pray and give our anxieties to God. He is able when we are not. Links to this post. Monday, August 25, 2014. Great Is Thy Faithfulness. Thomas Obadiah Chisholm ...

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A View From Serenity Acres: February 2015

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A View From Serenity Acres. This is a place to rest and reflect at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ. Tuesday, February 24, 2015. What Do They See When They Look at Us? So what are some examples that we can consider? Christ lives in us so that we may be light in this dark world. But our light grows very dim when we behave like everyone else in this dog eat dog world. Certainly none of us is perfect and daily, we must depend on the Holy Spirit to guide and help us. Links to this post. Many of you have ask...

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A View From Serenity Acres: March 2015

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A View From Serenity Acres. This is a place to rest and reflect at the feet of our Lord Jesus Christ. Tuesday, March 31, 2015. The Week of Sorrow.the Morning of Joy. Jesus had told his disciples to go and bring back a young colt for Him to ride upon. Everything happened just as the Lord had told them it would. They returned with the colt and threw their cloaks on it for the Lord to sit upon. Then, the disciples and crowd began to place their cloaks on the road. Links to this post. Thursday, March 19, 2015.

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Pyromaniacs: A Plea for Courage in the Defense of the Truth

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A Plea for Courage in the Defense of the Truth. Your weekly dose of Spurgeon. Posted by Phil Johnson. Devote some space each weekend to highlights from The Spurgeon Archive. The Following excerpt is from "The Church of God and the Truth of God," a sermon preached at the New Park Street Chapel on Sunday morning 14 September 1856, when Spurgeon was barely 23 years old. Emember how your fathers, in times gone by, defended God's truth, and blush, ye cowards, who are afraid to maintain it! Thou who art tossed...

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Pyromaniacs: The Rules

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Posted by Phil Johnson. BlogRules for Our Commenters. Welcome to our blog, and you are encouraged to comment, but please observe the rules:. Don't expect us to reply to your comments. If one of us feels strongly, he might. Reply in a blog entry. Though we often do participate in the comments, we make no promise (implied or explicit) that we will reply to other people's arguments or questions. Don't look for us to mud-wrestle with critics in our own blog-comments. If you want to charge us. Break these rul...

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Pyromaniacs: Liberty not licence

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Your weekly Dose of Spurgeon. Devote some space each weekend to highlights from the lifetime of works from the Prince of Preachers, Charles Haddon Spurgeon. The following excerpt is from The Metropolitan Tabernacle Pulpit, volume 12, sermon number 689, "Temptations on the pinnacle.". Holy Scripture is full of narratives of temptations; expect, therefore, Christian, that your life will be as abundantly garnished with them as a rose with thorns.". And though for the moment I knew not what text to quote to ...

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Pyromaniacs: Paul and Culture

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Another in our slowly unfolding series on Acts 17. Ead (and believe) enough of the trendy books and blogs that talk about missional living, and you'll get the distinct impression that fitting into this world's cultures is vastly more important—and a much more effective evangelistic strategy—than knowing the gospel message and communicating it with boldness, precision, and clarity. What might Paul have thought of the missional fads of post-evangelicalism? However, Luke says, "when the Jews from Thessaloni...