Kevin DeYoung writes about ‘Why We Need Confession Of Sin’ and observes the Christian’s need to confess, both corporately and privately. DeYoung contents that in modern church services: …. even less frequently do we bewail our sins together on Sunday morning. This is a shame. If your church does not regularly confess sin and receive …
Stephen Nicholls from the Reformation 21 blog: Maybe you know or don’t know that Cash wrote a biography of Paul, called The Man in White. I came across a great line in the introduction as Cash recalls the research he put into the book, especially his reading of commentaries. He quips: “I discovered that the …
The University Fellowship of Christians (from Tasmania) website features a digest of a sermon by Mark Driscoll of Mars Hill on Luke 5:27-32 called Jesus Loves Sinners. The brief article relates that Driscoll ends with these words: …To the drunks, the addicts, the perverts, the victims, the porn stars, the prostitutes, the adulterers, theives, the …
The best public worship is that which produces the best private Christianity. The best Church services for the congregation are those which make its individual members most holy at home and alone. If we want to know whether our own public worship is doing us good, let us try it by these tests. Does it …
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