The Best Life: Following Jesus
I send out a devotional email written by me.
You can read all of my previous devotionals on my blog at http://thebestlife.inspiritnews.com
I’ve published some of them in a book entitled The Best Life: Following Jesus.
As iron sharpens iron,
one person sharpens another. (Proverbs 27:17)
I send out a devotional email written by me.
You can read all of my previous devotionals on my blog at http://thebestlife.inspiritnews.com
I’ve published some of them in a book entitled The Best Life: Following Jesus.
Poll Results
Does your church (or do you, if a pastor) feature MOSTLY expository preaching on Sunday morning?
Yes, mostly expository Votes: 22
No, expository preaching is not the norm Votes: 1
I don’t really know what expository preaching is Votes: 0
Other or undecided Votes: 1
Our church features expository preaching, but not Sunday morning Votes: 0
A reader asks Pastor Roger Barrier how to know when it’s time to leave a church.
“The above true story is exhibit A of what Michael Horton describes as a ‘greasy familiarity’ with which modern-day Christians approach God.” Where Circus and Church Meet: A Plea for the Recovery of Sola Scriptura in Worship
“Although the number of SBC-related congregations grew, reported membership of those churches declined more than 100,000, down 0.7 percent to 15.9 million members. Primary worship attendance declined 3.1 percent to 5.97 million Sunday worshippers.”
From Paraklesis, a resource of Baptist Bible Seminary (Spring, 2013). Used by permission.
Apologetics is derived from the Greek noun apologia and verb apologeomai, which appear 18 times in the New Testament. In each instance, the terms emphasize the sense of defending or vindicating oneself and/or truth claims.
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