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Reforming Sinner/saint | Husband | Father | Papa | Pastor

[k e i t h a l l e n @KeithAllen71]

Men. Culture is. It’s around you; your home, your church & your world. Are you being fruitful, multiplying, filling, subduing, & having dominion in all those spheres? Someone & something is. Is it the word of God through your headship or the word of a god through someone else’s?

[Daniel Dreisbach @d3bach]

“the same principles that oblige us to submit to civil government, do also equally oblige us, where we have power and ability, to resist and oppose tyranny; and that where tyranny begins, government ends.” The Rev. Samuel West, Massachusetts #ElectionSermon, May 29th, 1776.

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@HansFiene Since at least 1991.

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Pastors, brothers, hope to see you here... https://t.co/oSvCP9jNuu

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@TBush1689 @chuck_finney @merelyjwright Speaking of statistics, received one of these books as well! What does one have to do to be on the outs with the SBC?

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The law, as a covenant of works and a rule of life, demands nothing of sinners but what is offered and promised in the gospel; and in the gospel everything freely promised and offered to them is that which the law, in any of its forms, requires.

John Colquhoun

[CrossPolitic @CrossPolitic]

How The SBC Got Played

An unlicensed investigation, a lawyer editing a report about her own client, and $13 million in tithes later, the largest conservative Protestant denomination in America learned what happens when men fear the mob more than they fear God.

Special thanks to @megbasham and @RodDMartin for their contribution to this project.🫡

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@elonmusk Narcissus.

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You do not have the right to choose what to believe for yourself. The God of Truth, whose image you bear, requires you to seek out and submit; intellect, will & emotion, to truth.

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You have been warned…

https://t.co/wfu5lQLgg9

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The more we please Christ, the more He comes to delight in His people and rejoice that His work for us is being realized by His work in us.
Mark Jones - Antinomianism pg. 95

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@MikeCosper @JonahDispatch “Cosplay” or Cosperplay, that is the question. I’ll take “seeing what I want to see” for 500, Alec.

[Uriesou Brito @uribrito]

The Psalms form us as human beings. When we sing them, they become not merely private prayers or emotional poetry, but the Church’s liturgical script for learning how to speak to God faithfully over time.

They train us to rejoice, lament, repent, accuse, hope, and praise in covenantal rhythm, shaping not only what we say to God but who we become before Him. By praying the Psalms, believers are formed into a people who learn patience in suffering, confidence in God’s justice, and joy in His kingship.

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@USORProject $USOR

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@ericmetaxas @megbasham Indeed, we are not gnostic!

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@KevinCarson Dead?

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@Eschatology22 Reading the Bible.

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@Vitus_oss Ok Alec, I’ll take, Exodus 19:6, Revelation 1:6 & 5:10 for 100.

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“If you can’t say amen, say ouch!”