(this is basically a re-post from August with an updated reading plan) Private and corporate Bible study tends to orbit around the familiar and perspicuous (I had to look it up after I heard folks talk about “the perspicuity of Scripture”). In order to know and love “the whole counsel of God,” it is important […]
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In many cultures it is admirable and highly looked upon when one leaves some kind of inheritance to the generation who proceeds them. Often we have heard people say that they want to make sure their children or grandchildren have the things in life that they did not. As believers I do not think we
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Kevin DeYoung, a pastor in East Lansing, MI, posted a great series a few weeks back called “The Gift of Friendship”. It’s been converted into a short pdf. It’s an appropriate article leading up to the (re-)launch of small groups this week. Kevin is the author or co-author of some great books, including Just Do
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We’ve been trying something this year called “Peaking with the Puritans.” As we said when we started this, most people think of the Puritans as a dour lot, spending their time burning witches and stitching scarlet letters. These days historical conventional wisdom is no more accurate than a game of telephone in a knitting circle.
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Thanks to everyone who came to our first Peaking with the Puritans breakfast a couple of weeks ago. Originally, we were going to read The Bruised Reed for our February 26th meeting. But we are actually going to discuss The Mystery of Providence again. We’re going to talk about The Bruised Reed after that. February
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