For years I’ve been singing Rob Smith’s lyric ‘Let these broken bones rise up and rejoice’ without really reflecting on their origin from Psalm 51, and without considering that the sentiment is not ‘Let these healed bones rise up and rejoice’, but that our joy is expressed from a place of brokenness. Paul Tripp explains …
So, presently at mgpc we’re thinking about the security and blessing that comes from worshipping God by the means that God has put in place. Every time I mention an example of what can happen if we start worshipping God by the imaginings and devices of our own hearts people look at me a bit …
I simply love this (from Trevin Wax’s blog): From Bob Russell’s book about the transition of leadership that took place at the church he planted: Matt Chalfant served as Chairman of the Elders during the transition. One long-time member confronted him one Sunday morning and demanded, “I want to know what you Elders are going …
Tweets are comments posted on Twitter. Each post is no longer than 140 characters. Saying something meaningful in short form is very challenging. Here’s a collection of Gospel themed tweets from Tullian Tchvidjian, pastor of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, USA, and author. I pray these sentences would change you the way they’ve changed me and …
