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Showing posts with label doctrine of vocation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label doctrine of vocation. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Fighting Five Articles of Interest


Challies.com

Reaction and Revulsion of a Holy Nature by Tim Challies

Our reaction to sin should mirror God's reaction to sin.

Reformation Theology

Distinguishing Between Moral and Natural Inability by John Samson

John Samson posts a quote on moral and natural inability from James Montgomery Boice's book: The Doctrines of Grace.
Primary and Secondary Doctrines by John Samson

The distinction between primary and secondary doctrines found in Scripture.
Ligonier Blog

Recognizing that the Earth is the Lord's by R.C. Sproul

Enjoying and recognizing that the world and everything in it belongs to God.


Dr. Mohler's Blog:

Wearing the Disguise of Faithfulness by Al Mohler

Same sex unions and consecration of homosexual bishops accepted by the Lutheran Church.


"FIGHTING MAD" or other articles of interest

Possessing the Treasure

Should Christians Dialogue with Apostates? by Mike Ratliff

Should Christians debate or dialogue with apostates?

Wednesday, July 1, 2009

Fighting Five Articles of Interest



Ligonier Blog

Farmers and the Rest of Us by Gene Edward Veith

Interesting article on the doctrine of vocation.


Pulpit Magazine

An Understanding Way by John MacArthur

John discusses some ways to be an understanding husband.


Possessing the Treasure

Three Kinds of Death by Mike Ratliff

Mike explains the three kinds of death.


What Happens When God Leaves Us to Ourselves? by Mike Ratliff

The scary thought of God leaving us to ourselves and our sins.


Biblical Christianity

Michael Jackson's Mourners: grieving as those who have no hope by Dan Phillips


Michael Jackson, Mike Taylor, and the hope that Christians cling to.


"FIGHTING MAD" or other items of interest:

Lawman Chronicles

On the Steps of the Lincoln Memorial by Tony Miano

Tony's encounter with a member of the American Atheist Society on the stairs of the Lincoln Memorial.

Surph's Side

Tim Keller's Redeemer Presbyterian Church Goes Emergent: Contemplative Spirituality/Eastery Mysticism Now Taught
by Denise

Has Tim Keller gone emergent?

Also Ken Silva from Apprising Ministries wrote an article in response to the Surph's Side article called "The Way of the Monk".

Here is the is the link from the Redeemer Presbyterian Church website which is currently offering the "Way of the Monk" class.
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