If you've ever had problems with being consistent in memorizing Scripture, check out the helpful ideas in this blogpost by CCBC elder Larry Jones. https://t.co/LXyQAHL6y0
Looking for an easy-to-understand explanation of the doctrine of election? Check out Pastor Jerod Gilcher's recent theological seminar on The Doctrines of Grace at CCBC. https://t.co/0APKTvjRtg
If you know someone who's looking for a biblical perspective on homosexuality that's true to Scripture but avoids entanglement in current political battles, pass along Pastor Jerod Gilcher's sermon on this topic. https://t.co/0APKTvBsRQ
In this blogpost by CCBC's Adam Huntley, you'll see how God works in the lives of translators in Africa as they seek to find the right word to translate a common concept in English Bibles. https://t.co/MNFW88vxqY
Pastor Jared Gilcher's sermon on a biblical view of submission is one of the best explanations of this difficult topic we've heard. https://t.co/0APKTvBsRQ
Often we know the truth of our position in Christ, but we just haven't let it make a difference in our lives. These 30 truths can make a difference. https://t.co/zu3HxqLba4
The doctrine of election is not just abstract theology -- it has lots of implications for the believer and the church, implications you may have never thought about. Pastor Gilcher discusses those in his blogpost for Master's Seminary. https://t.co/EPz1w87AVh
Check out Pastor Jerod Gilcher's presentation notes for his CCBC theological seminar on "Sin, Suffering, Satan and Evil." Unlike most workshops on the "problem" of evil, he comes at the issue from a theological, rather than an apologetics, perspective. https://t.co/ImRWZylrLZ
Research says: Often believers just want to explain the Gospel, not build relationships and have real conversations with unbelievers. https://t.co/NCYpGZllEI
Christians believe in the Trinity, but often have trouble explaining the concept. Come to Jerod Gilcher's hour-and-a-half seminar Sunday at 5:30 to see what it means for believers that our God is a Trinity.
Nothing helps marriage like joining our hearts and minds in daily prayer and weekly church involvement. Yes, marriage is hard work - but it is honorable and pleasing to God.