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Showing posts with label Joel Beeke. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

Fighting Five Articles of Interest



Challies.com

Idolatry Old and New by Tim Challies

Tim's commentary on the Michael Jackson memorial service.

Desiring God Blog

The Gospel: Spread It or Lose It by John Piper

The vital importance of faithfully spreading the Gospel.

Dr. Mohler's Blog

Evangelicalism's Terminal Generation by Al Mohler

Dr. Mohler asks, "Is this evangelicalism's terminal generation?"


Reformed Baptist Fellowship

Dead Men Walking by Alan Dunn

What does it mean to deny yourself, take up your Cross and follow Christ?

Pyromaniacs

Divine Sovereignty and Human Responsibility, Again by Phil Johnson

Phil answers the question of divine sovereignty and human responsibility in regards to salvation.

"FIGHTING MAD" or other articles/items of interest

Ligonier Blog

Table Talk Magazine's Commemorative Issue Celebrating John Calvin's 500th Birthday

Read the entire issue of this month's Table Talk Magazine for free

Renewing Your Mind Offer for July 8 – July 9: Joel Beeke's "Living for God's Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism"

You can receive Joel Beeke's introductory book on Calvinism "Living for God's Glory: An Introduction to Calvinism" for any amount that you donate to Renewing Your Mind Radio Station.

Monday, June 29, 2009

Fighting Five Articles of Interest


Ligonier Blog


R.C. on worship.


The importance of touch in worship.
Tim Challies

Death is No Escape by Tim Challies

Tim comments on the Richard Evans World War II book, The Third Reich at War, and the justice of God.


Reformation 21

Article by Beeke encouraging Christians to trust and emulate Christ when suffering affliction.


DeYoung Restless and Reformed

Christians should not only know what the Bible teaches. They should learn to like and love God's sacred Word.


"FIGHTING MAD" OR OTHER ARTICLES OF NOTE:

Dr. Mohler's Blog


Dr. Mohler's address to the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary at the service commemorating the sesquicentennial of the seminary’s founding.
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