The subject of knowing God’s will arose in a conversation today. If I can put it simply, there have been two aspects of God’s will observed. The first of these is His revealed will. We find this in the Bible. God tells us what humanity should and shouldn’t do in its pages. He also calls …
While I was in transit today I started to read The Worship of the American Puritans by Horton Davies. (Soli Deo Gloria 1999) The Puritans as a movement were impacted by the reformed and Calvininian aspects of the Reformation and yet maintained a number of distinctives, among which were a more congregational and democratic form …
The Gospel is a never ending source of wonder. We return to it again and again only to be even more deeply amazed and awed at God’s redeeming love. On Easter Sunday 2009 at mgpc we recalled the Scriptural teaching about the resurrection contained in 1 Corinthians 15. Some outstanding points: The Gospel was a …
mgpc family Easter Egg hunt and BBQ. No theological significance besides good fellowship and much exercise before the ingestion of too much chocolate by young bodies.
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