Posted in Apologetic Links, apologetics methodology, Christianity, Cornelius Van Til, Missions, Podcast, Pray, Prayer, Presuppositional Apologetics, Reformed, Rooted In Revelation, Theology, tagged Apologetic Links, Apologetics, apologetics methodology, Christianity, Cornelius Van Til, Missions, Podcast, presuppositional apologetics, Reformed, Rooted In Revelation, Theology on July 20, 2021| 22 Comments »
I was recently interviewed for Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here). It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living. This is hosted by Nate Burns.
What was the topic? How Old Testament Directs Our Philosophy Of Evidence. Basically its a discussion about apologetics, apologetics’ methodology, the Old Testament, Biblical Theology, Messianic Prophecy and how we evaluate evidences.
Posted in Christianity, Missions, Podcast, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Rooted In Revelation, Theology, tagged Christianity, Missions, Podcast, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Rooted In Revelation, Theology on June 11, 2021| 24 Comments »
I was recently interviewed for Rooted In Revelation Podcast (Facebook page here). It is a podcast that touch on theology, apologetics and Christian living. This is hosted by Nate Burns.
What was the topic? Prayer!
Posted in Christianity, Prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology on January 12, 2021| 57 Comments »
I am trying to work on my post refuting a Bible contradiction tonight but I need to finish it tomorrow since my eye is having a hard time.
Posted in Christianity, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on September 10, 2020| 54 Comments »
It began last week: My Comments on People’s WordPress keeps going to spam. Anyone else have the same problem?
Posted in amazon kindle, Book Review, Christianity, Pray, Prayer, RC Sproul, Reformed, Theology, tagged Amazon, Christianity, God, Kindle, Pray, prayer, RC Sproul, Reformed, Theology on August 10, 2020| 22 Comments »
R.C. Sproul. Does Prayer Change Things? Sanford, FL: Reformation Trust Publishing, March 14, 2019. 97 pp.
5 out of 5
Purchase: Westminster | Amazon
Have you ever wondered: Does Prayer Change Things? Or have anyone ever asked you this question before and you don’t know how to answer it? This book answers this question rather wonderfully. It is not only biblical in the answer but also practical while also written in a vocabulary and style friendly for a general audience.
Posted in Christianity, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Pray, prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology on August 4, 2020| 23 Comments »
It seems this year is a lesson on the importance of prayer. Anyone feels the same?
I really enjoyed this series on prayer the last few weeks. We went over the struggle of adoration, confession, thanksgiving and supplication.
Here’s the table of contents:
Posted in Christianity, God, Pray, Prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Pray, prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology on July 27, 2020| 30 Comments »
The Struggle of Supplications to God
Selected Verse
Establish the need: Do you regularly God to God with prayer requests, asking Him for things?
Purpose: Today we shall see three points concerning prayers of supplication towards God so that we be daily bringing our requests to God.
Posted in Book Review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, free book, God, Gospel, Jesus, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged book review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, Free Book, God, Gospel, Jesus, prayer, Reformed, Theology on July 21, 2020| 23 Comments »
Note: For fans of Spurgeon have you checked out my Review: Charles Spurgeon Framed Art Print?
Charles H. Spurgeon. Effective Prayer. Pensacola, FL: Chapel Library, June 24th 2015. 20 pp.
5 out of 5
Free: Chapel Library
Purchase: Amazon (99 cents for Kindle)
How can you pray more biblically and powerfully? This booklet is Spurgeon’s sermon on Job 23:3-4 on the topic of praying effectively. Since 2016 I started reading a number of sermons by the famous English preacher Charles Spurgeon and have desired to read more of his writings so here I am in 2020 still being edified by the content of his preaching.
Posted in Christianity, Confession, God, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, Confession, God, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on July 16, 2020| 27 Comments »
The Struggle of Confessing to God
Selected Verse
Establish the need: When was the last time you confessed your sins to God?
Purpose: Today we shall see three points concerning how Jesus is the one who made it possible we can pray.
Posted in Christianity, God, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on July 10, 2020| 25 Comments »
The Struggle of Adoring God
Selected Verse
Establish the need: Do you regularly adore God?
Purpose: Today we shall see three points concerning prayers of adoration of God.
Posted in Christianity, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on June 17, 2020| 46 Comments »
Establish the need: Who made it possible that we can pray to God?
Purpose: Today we shall see three points concerning how Jesus is the one who made it possible we can pray.
Posted in Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, Prayer, Prayer request, Reformed, Theology, tagged Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on May 23, 2020| 34 Comments »
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Selected Verse
Establish the need: If God is sovereign why pray?
Purpose: Today we shall consider six points in answering the question: If God is sovereign why pray?
Posted in Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Theology on May 20, 2020| 36 Comments »
Note: Kind of late posting this, multiple things, last 24 hours has been crazy.
Selected Verse
Establish the need: Why do we pray?
Purpose: Today we shall see the purpose of prayer outlined as 3 “A”s so that we would pray purposefully today.
Posted in Book Review, Calvinism, Christianity, free, free book, God, Gospel, John Piper, Prayer, Reformed, Theology, tagged book review, Calvinism, Christianity, free, Free Book, God, Gospel, Jesus, John Piper, prayer, Reformed, Salvation, Theology on May 19, 2020| 17 Comments »
John Piper. Coronavirus and Christ. Wheaton, IL: Crossway, April 28th 2020. 112 pp.
5 out of 5
Free: PDF and other format at Desiring God
Purchase: Amazon
According to the Bible what are the possible things God is doing with the Coronavirus? In this book by pastor and theologian John Piper the author looks at the issue from a Gospel driven perspective. Piper is nuanced in the beginning to say that no doubt readers will know more about what will happen with the virus situation than the book is able to capture at the moment he wrote this book; instead Piper is going to focus on God’s work in crisis and also look at the issue of death and suffering from an eternal perspective. I am grateful that Piper wrote this book.
Posted in Book Review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, free book, God, Gospel, Jesus, Prayer, Reformed, Salvation, Theology, tagged book review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, Free Book, God, Gospel, Jesus, prayer, Reformed, Salvation, Theology on May 13, 2020| 19 Comments »
A late post today since after my lectures last night I just couldn’t type up a post! Ever have one of those days?
Charles H. Spurgeon. Free Will a Slave. Pensacola, FL: Chapel Library, December 3rd 2018. 18 pp.
4 out of 5
Free: Chapel Library
Purchase: Amazon (99 cents for Kindle)
In 2016 I read quite a number of works by the famous English preacher Charles Spurgeon and since then I have desired to read more of his work though sadly I haven’t been able to read any of his works until now in 2020. This booklet is Spurgeon’s defense of Calvinism by responding to John 5:40 which some Arminians in his day thought it was “one of the great guns of the Arminians” which I’m quoting from Spurgeon in the opening sentences in his booklet. What Spurgeon aim to show in this booklet is how John 5:40 is actually a support for Calvinism instead.
