Idolizing leaders is a sneaky, commonly accepted form of idolatry. God will not condone it!
Incognito Idolatry
Idolizing leaders is a sneaky, commonly accepted form of idolatry. God will not condone it!
Tag: Scripture: Exodus 20
The Wrath of God Revealed, part 3
John continues his letter by describing the final step of God's wrath at the end of the world. . . . Revelation 16:17-21.
“In Jesus’ Name i Pray,” — But Why?
If all you do is pray "in Jesus' name," but your life isn't lived "in Jesus' name," then you're missing the point. . . . Colossians 3:17.
The Consistency of God
The God of the Old Testament is the same as the God of the New Testament. . . . various Scriptures.
“The Holy, Catholic Church” — Excursus
Jesus' messages to the churches in Revelation should cause us to reflect on the state of our own local churches. . . . Revelation 2:1-3:22.
“Without Shedding of Blood…” — the Gospel in Leviticus
The gospel of Christ can be preached from every book of the Bible--even Leviticus.
Foolish Love?
We need to make certain that the worship songs we sing are not blasphemous in actuality. . . . Amos 5:23.
Total Depravity as a Doctrine of GRACE
Whatever we set up as a god in place of Jesus Christ is a violation of the 2nd Commandment. . . . (Westminster Larger Catechism, question 109).
“This Book of the Law Shall Not Depart” — 8:30-35
Our historian wants us to know that "the right of possessing the promised land is tied to the proclamation of, and subjection to, God’s covenant claims upon his people.” . . . Joshua 8:30-35.
