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In this series of articles I am sharing parts of an article written by Trevin Wax on the Gospel Coalition website. In that article he gives a brief introduction to the various branches of the Christian Church. The original article can be accessed here.
In this series of articles I am sharing parts of an article written by Trevin Wax on the Gospel Coalition website. In that article he gives a brief introduction to the various branches of the Christian Church. The original article can be accessed here. In Christ, Bret
In this series of articles I am sharing parts of an article written by Trevin Wax on the Gospel Coalition website. In that article he gives a brief introduction to the various branches of the Christian Church. The original article can be accessed here.
The Roman Catholic Church
In this series of articles I am sharing parts of an article written by Trevin Wax on the Gospel Coalition website. In that article he gives a brief introduction to the various branches of the Christian Church. The original article can be accessed here.
I am giving them here as a guide you can print as your pray or speak these over others. You can also use them as a guide in praying for your own needs before the Lord.
This past Sunday I taught on the Aaronic Benediction. In the introduction to the teaching, I mentioned an amazing discovery in recent years of two small silver amulets which contain the Aaronic Benediction.
Last Sunday I taught on Romans 8:18-25, which I called “Bound for Glory!” After finishing, I re-listened to CS Lewis’s classic sermon “The Weight of Glory” – which is one of my favorite short writings of Lewis. In it, he speaks much of the glory that will be ours in eternity. The entire sermon is worth reading (or listening to an audio reading of it), and it is full of great quotes. Today, however, I just want to give two quotes that point to our longing for our glorious eternal home.
Since tomorrow is Thanksgiving, this Sunday we looked at the biblical teaching on gratitude. As I prepared to teach on that topic, I wanted to use the poem God’s Grandeur by Gerard Manley Hopkins. However, I could not fit it in – so I decided to share it on the blog this week.
On Sunday we looked at the story of the Syro-Phoenecian woman. I don’t know about you, but I had to wrestle with this text a bit!