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Singing Together in Corporate Worship
from Gregory Wilbur Jun 19, 2013 Category: Articles
Worship is a serious, joyful, frightening, rejuvenating, restful, humbling, sober, celebration that in some odd way also happens to be the focus of my vocation. As the Chief Musician and liturgical planner for our church, my focus and concentration from week to week is the Service of Worship and the ...
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Top Commentaries on Every Book of the Bible
from Keith Mathison Jul 01, 2009 Category: Articles
Over the course of several months, Keith Mathison put together a list of his top 5 commentaries for each book of the Bible. With his recommendations of commentaries for Malachi and Revelation, he has now completed both the Old Testament and the New Testament. Here is a round-up of the complete series.
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10 Ways You and Your Church Can Be Involved in Adoption and Orphan Care in 2011
from David Wooten Jan 10, 2011 Category: Articles
There are more than 163 million orphans in the world today. Even in the United States there are almost half a million orphans in the foster care system. Most of these have been abused, neglected or abandoned. These are the ones the Bible speaks of when it mentions the “fatherless.” The Scriptures are clear that the task of caring for these little ones belongs to His people. Christians can not only show the compassion of Christ in caring for orphans, but also display a picture of the gospel. Keep Reading -
Should churches observe Sanctity of Life Sunday?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jan 11, 2011 Category: Articles
It is a legitimate and important question — the appropriateness of celebrating the Incarnation, the celebration of Christmas. I believe it fitting and appropriate, but am in turn always uncomfortable disagreeing with brothers to my right. I understand their concerns, and appreciate their passion for the regulative principle of worship. On the other hand, one can not rightly argue that the birth of the Savior is off limits in the pulpit. The Bible talks about it, and so we may preach about it. Keep Reading -
Which Interpretation is Right?
from R.C. Sproul Jan 29, 2011 Category: R.C. Sproul
"There are so many different interpretations of what the Bible is saying. How do I know which one is right?" Read R.C. Sproul's answer to this question. Keep Reading -
15 Reasons the Abortion Industry is Losing Its Support
from George Grant Jan 15, 2011 Category: Articles
Why does it seem that the abortion industry’s grassroots support is slipping at the very moment when its power and resources have reached their zenith? At least part of the reason may be the very nature of the abortion business itself—along with the inevitable fallout that accompanies it. Consider these 15 reasons… Keep Reading -
Top 5 Commentaries on the Book of Romans
from Keith Mathison Aug 19, 2008 Category: Articles
The sheer number of commentaries on Romans makes it somewhat difficult to choose a "Top 5." Our own Dr. Sproul has himself written an outstanding introductory level commentary on Romans titled The Gospel of God. I recommend this volume to anyone who is not familiar with the great themes of Paul's epistle. In addition to this volume, the following are five of the most helpful commentaries on the book of Romans. Keep Reading -
What about me and my weeds?
from R.C. Sproul Jr. Jan 31, 2011 Category: Articles
It’s a big world out there, full of all manner of sin. In these United States sodomites parade their perversion down Main Street. In Canada to denounce sodomy as perversion is to invite prosecution by the state. In parts of Europe more couples cohabit than marry. In Iraq and East Timor militant Muslims blow up churches in service to Allah. Sin abounds out there. Keep Reading -
Discernment: Thinking God’s Thoughts
from Sinclair Ferguson Feb 03, 2011 Category: Articles
Someone I know recently expressed an opinion that surprised and in some ways disappointed me. I said to myself, “I thought he would have more discernment than that.” Keep Reading
