By God’s grace, we will continue with our study on Ephesians tomorrow.
Sunday School begins at 9:00 AM as we conclude on what perseverance means for the Saints. There is a seat for you! ✝️
For the commemoration of our Lord's victory over death and the grave;
For comfort in this world of tears, thorns and temptations;
For communion with the Lord and the brotherhood;
The Lord's day is upon us!
By God’s grace, we will continue with our study on Ephesians tomorrow.
Sunday School begins at 9:00 AM as we study what perseverance means for the faithful.
There is a seat for you! ✝️
We are praising God for his faithfulness! Dr. Renihan visited Dr. Dolezal this week and had an encouraging report. Please continue to pray and check out our August newsletter for more information. https://t.co/CLReiHF5xV
A Missionary Letter from Paul Washer (1991)
In 1991, HeartCry Founder Paul Washer created a short documentary film reporting on a missionary journey he took to the northern mountains of Peru.
On this trip, he carried and distributed biblical resources purchased by HeartCry to people living in the mountains.
He recounts:
“As we carried the Bibles through the village, a multitude of believers followed us, and then we watched in amazement as they waited in line for hours with the hopes of purchasing their first Bible. We distributed 50 small personal libraries to key pastors in the region; a study Bible, a Bible manual, and a concordance doesn't sound like much to Christians who have more Bibles than days of the week, but to those in the mountains, it was pure gold.”
The full documentary film can be found on our YouTube channel:
“A Missionary Letter (1991) - A HeartCry Classic Film by Paul Washer”
Join us tomorrow as we conclude the study on who our Shepherd is, and what He does in our lives as we journey with Him.
Sunday school starts at 9:00am.
Service begins at 10:00am. 🛐🔔
“We should not pry into God’s secrets. We are to be content to live with what He has told us. Reverence excludes speculation about things that God has not mentioned in His Word. We must be content not to know what the Scripture does not tell us.”
- J.I. Packer
"Do not be too downcast if you happen to have a very bad service... There is a real danger of putting our faith in our sermon rather than in the Spirit. Our faith should not be in the sermon, it should be in the Holy Spirit himself."
-Martyn Lloyd-Jones
Thanking God today for Dr. James Dolezal. He is a gift to the church. James is not only a scholar, but an earnest brother who cares for God’s word and His people. May God answer our prayers, to help and heal him (Ps 30:2).
Please continue to pray and check the Dolezal's CaringBridge page for regular updates. At this time, they are not seeking donations.Donations given through the page will go directly to CaringBridge.
https://t.co/b7hPAsPGaW
In episode 252 of Theology In Particular, Daniel and Drew sit down with Dr. Jason Montgomery to discuss the nature and defense of confessionalism in the Western Association in the eighteenth century.
https://t.co/mAZD3sh4zY
You're kindly invited to join the HeartCry missions weekend in Abuja, FCT, from 2nd - 5th July, 2026 💌.
3 conferences. 3 days. 2 speakers.
More information and registration: https://t.co/CfXxG9YeF3.
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@busyminds_ Finally, a Christological perspective.
We just need to ask, "when did the human nature inseparably unite with the divine nature?"
Simple answer--Conception. Not birth. Conception. (Luke 1:31,35, Isaiah 7:14)
NT Wright on TULIP (2026) as Calvin bringing a “philosophical scheme to the text” that pushes everything “upstairs” into God’s unilateral decision. “If we push it all upstairs and say it is all God’s decision, and he simply determines how it is going to be, then you do end up with a God who, as many people have said, is impossible to worship because he seems like a capricious tyrant.”
Calvin, Sermons on Job: “When these doctors of the Sorbonne say that God has an absolute, or tyrannical, power, it is a diabolical blasphemy which was forged in hell, for such a thought must not enter into a faithful man’s head. So, he must say that God has an infinite power, which remains the rule for all righteousness. For if we want to make God powerful but no longer righteous, we tear him to shreds.”
Muller on Calvin (2000): “God is not a tyrant whose power can run contrary to his righteousness. There is, surely, a divine ‘righteousness more perfect than that of the Law’ — but there is no divine power beyond or outside of the divine righteousness.”