This little video seeks to put in context one of the more badly contextualised Bible verses: Philippians 4:13. In short, it’s a verse about contentment, not achievement. That’s pretty helpful. HT.
This little video seeks to put in context one of the more badly contextualised Bible verses: Philippians 4:13. In short, it’s a verse about contentment, not achievement. That’s pretty helpful. HT.
Chris Castaldo explains the inclusion of Scripture reading in the corporate worship of the congregation to which he belongs. In doing so, while acknowledging that all the elements are equal and should not be set against each other, he maintains that the public reading of the Bible is central to gathered worship. This stands in …
An anecdote about Bible scholar Vern Poythress from his son Justin regarding his memorised knowledge of the Bible. I still remember being stunned at about age ten when my mother revealed to me that you could quote or read any selection from the Bible and my dad would be able to tell exactly what chapter …
As part of worship tomorrow at MGPC the Bible will be read (and sung). However we may feel that the expression of the other elements can be focussed and improved, that one part is perfect. From Erik Raymond: But here’s the truth: no matter how many times you practice the song, how well you angle …
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