Van Til is one of the most conservative Reformed thinkers on common grace. Yet, he taught that believers can use findings from unbelievers. The post Cornelius Van Til on Common Grace: In His Own Words appeared first on RPM Ministries.
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Van Til is one of the most conservative Reformed thinkers on common grace. Yet, he taught that believers can use findings from unbelievers. The post Cornelius Van Til on Common Grace: In His Own Words appeared first on RPM Ministries.
When panic attacks occur, the sufferer hopes that the terror will stop instantly and never return. This is a certain truth about panic attacks: no one wants them, ever. Panic attacks are brief episodes of intense dread accompanied by physical symptoms like an irregular or rapid heartbeat and sweaty palms. When you’re in the middle […] The post The 5 Lies of Panic Attacks appeared first on Lucy Ann Moll.
In part 1 we looked at Psalm 25:3 which promises that, “Indeed, none who wait for you shall be put to shame; they shall be ashamed who are wantonly treacherous.” What an amazing positive promise to the those who wait for the Lord and also a warning to those who don’t wait on him (i.e.... read more The post Learning to Love Waiting, Part 2 appeared first on Counseling with Confidence and Compassion.
The more you apply truth to your heart, the more you desire His working within you, the more you will begin to refuse to obey the sin. The post Weeds in the Garden of My Heart appeared first on Biblical Counseling for Women.
I find that many Christians get uncomfortable when talking about God and healing. To discuss God brining physical healing raises controversial questions about spiritual gifts. To discuss emotional healing seems […] The post The Gospel Brings Healing appeared first on IBCD.
Awkward conversations have adorned the dinner table ever since Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That being said, I am hard-pressed to think of a more awkward moment at a meal than this. Earlier that day Jesus had told the disciples to go into the city and talk to a specific stranger to acquire a room for their Passover meal. As usual, what Jesus asked them to do proved perfectly successful. Rejoicing in this unique provision, the disciples settled in and began enjoying their meal together, likely discussing, once again, the wonders of what Jesus had done. And then, with a few words, Jesus changed everything: “Truly, I say to you, one of you will betray me.” Continue Reading →
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“Truly, truly, I say to you, it was not Moses who gave you the bread from heaven, but my Father gives you the true bread from heaven. For the bread of God is he who comes down from heaven and gives life to the world.” (John 6:32–33) The very thought that depression could be present […] The post Today: A Devotional for Depression appeared first on CCEF.
I don’t intend to debate the entire issue; I have done so in my book, Signs and Wonders in the Last Days. Rather, I’d like to mention one or two facts to add to the debate. First, we are often told that the Scriptures have no record of gifts that have ceased. I should like ... The post Extraordinary Gifts Have Ceased appeared first on Institute for Nouthetic Studies | Biblical Counseling.
God’s purpose in marriage is not to make us happy but to make us holy. Or so we have all been told. The truth is more complicated, of course, and I’m quite certain God means for marriage to cover both. The old Anglican liturgy says marriage “was ordained for the mutual society, help, and comfort, that the one ought to have of the other, both in prosperity and adversity.” I like that—fellowship, help, and comfort. Those words seem to cover it all.See AlsoThe Three Greatest Enemies of MarriageNew and Notable Christian Books for June 2024Redeeming Sex in Marriage
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Where did the idea of going to church originate? Some of the typical culprits suggested are Constantine, American business models, old people, or pastors desperately in need of jobs. But whose idea is it, really? The post Does the Bible Say Anything about Going to Church? appeared first on 9Marks.
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This article explores the prevalence and impact of intrusive thoughts, particularly in the context of Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). It delves into the development of intrusive thoughts and offers biblical counsel on addressing them, emphasizing the normalization of such thoughts and the importance of controlling attention towards them.
Men have unique struggles with building, keeping, and growing friendships.
Van Til is one of the most conservative Reformed thinkers on common grace. Yet, he taught that believers can use findings from unbelievers.
The post Cornelius Van Til on Common Grace: In His Own Words appeared first on RPM Ministries.
Van Til is one of the most conservative Reformed thinkers on common grace. Yet, he taught that believers can use findings from unbelievers.
The post Cornelius Van Til on Common Grace: In His Own Words appeared first on RPM Ministries.
Men have unique struggles with building, keeping, and growing friendships.
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Awkward conversations have adorned the dinner table ever since Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. That being said, I am hard-pressed to think of a more awkward moment at a meal than this. Earlier that day Jesus had told the disciples to go into the city and talk to a specific stranger to acquire a room for their Passover meal. As usual, what Jesus asked them to do proved perfectly successful. Rejoicing in this unique provision, the disciples settled in and began enjoying their meal together, likely discussing, once again, the wonders of what Jesus had done. And then, with a few words, Jesus changed everything: “Truly, I say to you, one of you will betray me.” Continue Reading →
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I don’t intend to debate the entire issue; I have done so in my book, Signs and Wonders in the Last Days. Rather, I’d like to mention one or two facts to add to the debate. First, we are often told that the Scriptures have no record of gifts that have ceased. I should like …
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