JOLLYBLOGGER muses on his current absense from blogging: “Your wife, who usually tells you to get off the computer, quit blogging and come to bed, says ‘honey, you haven’t blogged in three days.’ Then when it’s the fourth day and you still haven’t blogged she says ‘you better blog something, there are people out there expecting something from you.’ So I say to her ‘who are you and what have you done with my wife………… with it being Valentine’s week... Read more
The Theology Blogs aggregator has been born. It will be run by Mike of Eternal Perspectives and is for preachers and theologicans. Read more
Blogotional: “‘Charismatic’ is a very loaded term. In my thinking it refers not to those that believe the Holy Spirit is active in revealing God in the present day, but rather, it refers to those that believe either Pentecostal theology concerning the baptism of the Holy Spirit, or those with an unhealthy focus on the more miraculous manifestations of the Spirit, often to the exclusion or dismissal of those with less spectacular gifting. As Adrian is using the word, I... Read more
Eternal Perspectives quotes Brad Young on this : “‘The issue of prayer is God. People mistakenly pray as if God is a friend who does not care or a judge who does not deal justly . . . in many ways the theme of these colorful illustrations can be summarized by saying, ‘God is your good friend.’ Because God is good, perseverance in prayer will receive the answer.'” Read more
Richard says: “Jesus does not make propitiation, He is Propitiation. Hope this Clears everything up” Sorry Richard, it doesnt. I don’t get it at all. If anyone else can explain to me exactly what that means that would be most helpful Read more
Spurgeon once more: “If you yield yourself thus unreservedly to the mind and will of God, by-and-by, when you get out into the ministry, you will sometimes be impelled to use a strange expression or to offer an odd prayer, which at the time may have a queer look even to yourself; but it will be all explained to you afterwards, when someone comes to tell you that he never understood the truth until you put it that day in... Read more
Spurgeon said You may depend upon it that you may make men understand the truth if you really want to do so; but if you are not in earnest, it is not likely that they will be. If a man were to knock at my door in the middle of the night, and when I put my head out of the window to see what was the matter, he should say, in a very quiet, unconcerned way, “There is a... Read more
Spurgeon said “You must also believe in the power of that message to save people. You may have heard the story of one of our first students, who came to me, and said, ‘I have been preaching now for some months, and I do not think I have had a single conversion.’ I said to him, ‘And do you expect that the Lord is going to bless you and save souls every time you open your mouth?’ ‘No, sir,’ he... Read more
Crossroads tells her story it makes good reading Read more
Eternal Perspectives has posted an exegesis of the Good Samaritan which is well worth a read and made up a word in an email to me which I plan on getting the first ever google entry for- an “exposipost” which is a blog post which is expostitory in nature. You heard it here first! Read more
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