Tuesday, 19 March 2019 5:11 pm
Psalm 84, beautifully put to music.
Psalm 84 - Psalter 227 Delight in Church Ordinances
Performance by the Psalm Choir of Psalm 84, Psalter 227 titled "Delight in Church Ordinances" from their CD "Fitting Praises Volume 8" The tune is named "St....
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Tuesday, 19 March 2019 4:28 pm
No condemnation now I dread.....joyful words of timeless comfort and hope from the classic Methodist hymn.
And Can it be That I should Gain
The classic Charles Wesley hymn "And Can it be That I should Gain" from Songs of Praise broadcast Sun 21 Oct 2007.
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Food for thought!
How Skipping Church Affects Your Children
Think skipping church is no big deal? It may have an impact on your kids more serious than you can even imagine. The church is losing its young people because the parents never taught their children that it was important.
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3 Sunday, 17 March 2019 7:26 pm
Sweet Gospel confession in song.
How deep the Father's love for us
How deep the Father's love for us How vast beyond all measure That He should give His only Son To make a wretch His treasure How great the pain of searing lo...
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Thursday, 14 March 2019 7:36 pm
Devotional thought for today: “trusting in God’s providence regardless of circumstances.....even if the Lord should send suffering and loss, the believer still rejoices in God his Savior.”
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A repeat for our reconsideration, and regular reflection.
Your Single Most Important Habit
Settle it now. Corporate worship is too important to revisit each weekend and wrestle, “Will I go this weekend, or sit this one out?” Neglecting to meet together will sow and nourish seeds of unbelief in your soul.
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Important food for thought.
The Bleeding of the Evangelical Church | Monergism
by Dr. David WellsI came to America twenty-five years ago, a newly minted doctor and ready to begin a teaching ministry. Today I look back on this quarter of a century with immense gratitude for the opportunity to serve Christ during these years and for the nourishment which I have received from the...
4 0 2 Monday, 11 March 2019 1:38 am
"Some people have strong religious experiences, and think of them as proof of God’s working in their hearts. Often these experiences give people a sense of the importance of the spiritual world, and the reality of divine things. However, these, too, are no sure proof of salvation. Demons and damned human beings have many spiritual experiences which have a great effect on their heart attitudes. They live in the spiritual world and see first-hand what it is like. Their sufferings show them the worth of salvation and the worth of a human soul in the most powerful way imaginable. The parable in Luke chapter 16 teaches this clearly, as the suffering man asks that Lazarus might be sent to tell his brothers to avoid this place of torment. No doubt people in hell now have a distinct idea of the vastness of eternity, and of the shortness of life. They are completely convinced that all the things of this life are unimportant when compared to the experiences of the eternal world. People now in hell have a great sense of the preciousness of time, and of the wonderful opportunities people have, who have the privilege of hearing the Gospel. They are completely aware of the foolishness of their sin, of neglecting opportunities, and ignoring the warnings of God. When sinners find out by personal experience the final result of their sin there is “weeping and gnashing of teeth.” (Matt 13:42) So even the most powerful religious experiences are not a sure sign of God’s grace in the heart."
Jonathan Edwards
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