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5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
9 a.m.11:15 a.m.
5 p.m.7:15 p.m.
Please make sure and show up 15-30 minutes early. Why?
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I entered my high school years in the student ministry at Ridgecrest Baptist at the same time the modern wave of praise and worship music made its way down I-30 to our small town of Greenville, TX. At our church we only sang hymns so the "new way" of doing music was a breath of fresh air for anybody under the age of 24, and the added fact that our parents hated it made us like it even more.
I have asked Geoff Ashley, our Discipleship Resource Pastor, to write this last entry for the Biblical Sex Series Geoff is a gifted writer and thinker who generates a great deal of theological resources for our church Check out his blog, "Merely Theological".---------------Sex exists for the glory of God and the joy of His children.Past blogs in this series have illumined various aspects of ...
I have tried to "moonwalk" a thousand times. I used to think the "Thriller" video was the coolest thing ever and a little scary. I might have owned a red leather jacket with a bunch of zippers. In the third grade, I performed a moving rendition of "Beat it" for the school talent show and brought the house down. "Billie Jean" still has the most memorable beat to start a song and the sure fast way ...
I struggle with "feeling." What does that word even mean? Someone may say about a worship service, "I just didn't feel it." Still others will say, "I was able to feel the Spirit move." I think "feeling" is one of those words that means a million different things to a million different people, and I don't know that every definition is helpful. I ran across this quote, and I feel like it is ...
"Eat, friends, drink, and be drunk with love!" - Song of Solomon 5:1b We have been looking at the biblical purposes for sex in this blog series. First, we discussed the need for a biblically informed view of sex in part 1. In the next installment, we talked about the various misconceptions about God and sex.
Trying to determine the purpose of sex without consulting its Creator is like trying to figure out how to operate a bulldozer without consulting the manual: You're not going to use it correctly, and somebody's probably going to get hurt. As we consult the scriptures, the purpose of sex is revealed and can be summarized by three words: Procreation, Pleasure, and Picture.
Over the past three years, we have received a couple of questions about the Scriptural basis for the Church's historic prohibition of marriages between believers and unbelievers. Christians have typically supported the position that believers and unbelievers should not be married specifically through the text of 2 Corinthians 6:14-18:
Living in this world has a tendency to disorient the believer. We can easily grow distracted by the glimmer and shine of fleeting pleasures or we simply stop thinking about Christ as we contemplate more on ourselves. Rather than staying focused on the center of our faith, we wander into the periphery.
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