Comparing and contrasting Eastern beliefs with Christianity is an excellent way to see the differences and dangers they present by downplaying the foundational theological elements of the Christian faith.
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"The hallmark of an authentic evangelicalism is . . . the willingness to submit every tradition . . . to fresh Biblical scrutiny and, if necessary, reform." John Stott - Christianity Today, January 8, 1996
Comparing and contrasting Eastern beliefs with Christianity is an excellent way to see the differences and dangers they present by downplaying the foundational theological elements of the Christian faith.
Read the rest of the article here.
Matthew 11:30 NIV
(30) . . . my yoke is easy and my burden is light."
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There's a part of me that would love to do this song one Sunday morning . . .
Good stuff. Read all of Piper's post here.What shall we make of this? . . . Two things give me pause . . .
First . . . God might have said this. But it doesn’t smell authentic to me. Too prudential. Too reminiscent of the embarrassing Y2K excesses.
Second, my confidence level drops when the Scriptures are not handled carefully.
But my own effort to be discerning says: Stick with the Bible, David. It is scary enough. And it is absolutely true. And your credibility will never fall.
How do I know if I sin because I'm a bad Christian or a non Christian? Here's a great answer to that age-old qestion.
Pastor Mark Driscoll - pastor of Mars Hill church in Seattle - answers this question as part of a live "Ask Anything" session in which audience members text questions to the pulpit to be answered in real time.
Is this financial crisis leading to a New World Financial Order? One government. One currency. One man to rule them all