It has always been a love story. And it has ALWAYS been about HIS Mercy and Grace and Steadfast Love and Faithfulness. Why am I just recognizing this? https://t.co/6b88vQrtBY
tears flowing from my eyes because of the love that bursts from my heart to imagine that in spite of our ignorance and the great many mistakes we made there was somehow instilled within... https://t.co/JiX4EqGcfR
From my current read – Chapter 3 –
“In 1848 John Winebrenner published a book entitled - History of All the Religious Denominations in the United States. It consisted of statements of belief from 53 different... https://t.co/hMV2iP8FRk
From chapter 2 of my current read; speaking of the spiritual revivals of the late 1700's and early 1800's:
"Stone could never condemn revivals like the one he helped lead at Cane Ridge. Writing many years after the... https://t.co/7uMzdxdVMV
My current read. From chapter 1 - "The way we "remember" our Christian past or tradition parallels somewhat the way we remember our own... https://t.co/347BG7IpQZ
“The Principles and Objects of the Reformation, Urged by A. Campbell and Others, Briefly Stated and Explained” by R. Richardson – 1853
“Nevertheless, after all, we certainly concur with the rest of the religious world,... https://t.co/zQkfu2K8b0
“When everything is forbidden that is not commanded, and everything commanded that is not forbidden, believers are no longer free sons but slaves of tyranny.”
RM history is of great interest to me. It is amazing the differences of opinions, practices and attitudes surrounding Christian union and unity they had from what we see prevailing today. https://t.co/6B6EC0c5Vr
These comments are so true and have application in so very many areas, and are so reflective of what seems to be happening in this country, generally and among many i know and dearly love, specifically. https://t.co/ftupNYnnAN
Stone throwing is all too common today. We don't just accuse and point fingers anymore it seems, but we judge and condemn others as well. Usually it is pretty obvious but other times it happens in a more subtle and... https://t.co/s9pMIsN4ul
Another great read to help us get closer to the Understanding Distance by noticing a bit of the perspective of the early disciples. I really like this quote - "It is interesting that the New Testament never designates... https://t.co/hPM3Xw4jpp