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Reading this short work by Andy Davis does not give any kind of revolutionary understanding o f how to memorize Scripture. However, the usefulness of this small volume comes in the argument that memorizing Scripture is worthwhile effort. As he says, “by saturating our minds with the words of God we best abide in Christ and…
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In reading Aaron Renn’s book Life in the Negative World, I was surprised to find him in chapter 11 declare Complementarianism an essentially bankrupt doctrine in light of the negative world. I find little disagreement with his assessments that egalitarianism and what he calls thin complementarianism will eventually fall in line with the culture. I…
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Friends, the Road from Indy is one that includes a number of twists and turns. No matter what, missions is the destination that leads us to travel cooperation highway. God’s Word and His Spirit fuel our journey. Many off ramps will attempt to distract us and tempt us to abandon our journey, but redemptive accountability…
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Every day, I try to spend at least fifteen minutes during my devotional reading a book that will challenge me to think as a pastor and Christian. For the past few months I have been reading Rosaria Butterfield’s book Five Lies of Our Anti-Christian Age. On page 264 she says this “I realized that night…
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Jeff Iorg makes several cogent points in his article on the Law Amendment . Four stood out to me: From the standpoint of someone who has served in churches that fall on all sides of the women in ministry debate, I can agree that some might still be undecided. But for many the decision has…
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