Disciple of Jesus. Husband to Tracy. Serving @IBCollege and Antrim Baptist. PhD in OT. Author @TulipPublishing, @HesedandEmet, @wipfandstock, @BloomsburyAcad.
When it comes to the sacrifice necessary to secure our salvation, Jesus declared: “It is finished!” No more we strive to secure salvation. We simply trust in the finished work of Jesus #John#DailyReadings
@levihmoore@SVSPress@rhyneputman@drmedders@malcolmguite I didn’t expect an answer in every category! Thanks, Levi. I’ve ordered Conceived by the Spirit as a few recommended that. Struggling to source that edition of On the Incarnation here. Order Guite too.
I’m looking for Christmas/advent reading recommendations. Open to all suggestions:
• Theology
• Sermons
• Devotionals
• Poetry
• Novels
What do you recommend?
You may have sorrow now, but Jesus promises we will one day see him and on that day our hearts will rejoice. More, no one will ever be able to steal that joy from us! #John#DailyReadings
Jesus lays down his own life to pay for our sin. He takes up his own life to secure our eternal life. His death and resurrection are of imperative importance and monumental consequence #John#DailyReadings
True disciples abide in the word of Christ. If you’re not regularly reading the Bible your status as disciple is wobbly. If there are parts of the Bible that you’ve never read you need to read them. Scripture is our lifeline as disciples #John#DailyReadings
.@mitchellchase
"David's lyrics didn’t need to be preceded by “Thus saith the Lord” in order to be understood as prophetic. Rather, David—Israel’s sweet psalmist—wrote under the inspiration of the Spirit, and God spoke prophetically through the king’s lyrics. ... (1/3)
David wrote with an awareness of the messianic hope that God had promised (see 2 Sam. 7:12–13). The king’s prophetic words were especially aimed at the prophecy of a coming King who would reign forever, who would suffer and be vindicated, who would die and then be raised." (2/3)
The ultra religious (Nicodemus), the sexually promiscuous (Samaritan Woman) and the pagan nobility (Official in Capernaum)—Jesus came to rescue all of them from their sin. No matter who we are, everyone is a sinner and everyone needs a Saviour #John#DailyReadings
A wonderful pressé of Keller’s theology on the Christian life. It honours Keller, edifies readers, and testifies to the glorious God revealed in the gospel. A magnificent piece of work.
How good is Mainoo? Can’t believe that a 21 year old is standing up and being counted in this mess of a team! Sack the rest and build a new team around him.
@ManUtd#MUNROM