The doctrine of perspecuity is greatly neglected in the church.
The neglect of the doctrine of perspecuity weakens the church and leaves it needlessly vulnerable.
Heading to Atlanta and @FBCNewnan to bring the searing drama of the book of Acts to the stage this weekend. All glory to Christ! Tickets at https://t.co/C1ytXjyG49 https://t.co/G8ITVk4cHo #Acts412
In the midst of terrorism, viruses, lockdowns, hurricanes, earthquakes, and a godless society, the greatest thing we can do is bow before God in awe, reverence, and total trust in His purposes for our lives.
After many 2020 pandemic cancellations we are igniting our engines for our first show in over 18 months @COTW1900 in NY state this Friday. What a time to tell of the endurance of the saints for the glory of Christ! https://t.co/G8ITVk4cHo #acts412#campofthewoods
Over the last sixteen months, many churchgoers have gotten into the habit of not going to church. We need to call them back into the fellowship of God’s people, and remind them that church is essential—for every believer. https://t.co/P2HyraLJm5
There is nothing more deadly than to lean to our own wisdom. Satan has so many devices by which he deludes and blinds men's minds, that there is not a man who knows the hundredth part of his own sins.
— John Calvin
Thanks for all the prayers and support while I was imprisoned!
I'm looking forward to being in the pulpit this Sunday to preach from Matthew 10 on the worthiness of Christ as we follow him in the face of opposition.
God is sovereign over our lives and salvation, but we are also responsible. Last Sunday's sermon on Acts 27 "Sovereignty in the Storm" is now online. https://t.co/Nnbt7RoBXx
@TonyaMichelle65 Being gripped by fear is a symptom of an imbalance in how you view the temporal & the eternal. The cure is to know and believe you have a sure hope & inheritance in Christ.
We give the year 1517 a lot of attention as the launch of the Reformation. But what happened before Martin Luther produced his 95 Theses? In this episode from the archives, @DrSteveNichols paints a picture the church in 1516. https://t.co/ovJaYlMpEE
How much do you know about the history of Christianity? Today marks the 400th episode of @5ChurchHistory, a weekly podcast with @DrSteveNichols. Subscribe today and listen each Wednesday to receive a new snapshot from our story—our family history. https://t.co/jH5caBQa23