Posted in Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Bible, Christianity, God, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on January 11, 2020| 18 Comments »
I want to make a bite size witty ditty to make a point memorable.
For Christians the Bible should be important since it is God’s Word.
Christians should have two proper relationship to the Bible. What are they?
Here’s a little rhyme to drive the point home:
Posted in Christian marriage, Christianity, Courtship, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christian marriage, Christianity, courtship, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on April 12, 2019| 22 Comments »
I want to make a bite size memorable witty ditty to make a point memorable.
For those who are Christians and single it is not easy to navigate the issue of whether to court someone or marry someone or not.
While it is difficult there’s also times its clear you should not be courting someone let alone marry them.
Here’s a little rhyme to drive the point home:
Posted in Christian marriage, Christianity, Courtship, fruit of the spirit, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christian marriage, Christianity, courtship, fruit of the spirit, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Singleness, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on December 21, 2018| 19 Comments »
I want to make a bite size memorable witty ditty to make a point memorable.
Sometimes people think they will only become godly and lovely once they meet someone they love and they are in a relationship with that individual.
But is it union with someone in courtship or marriage that makes us bear the fruit of the Spirit?
Here’s a little rhyme to drive the point home:
Posted in Biblical ethics, Christianity, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Biblical ethics, Christianity, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on July 13, 2017| 5 Comments »
In light of yesterday’s post which has stirred in my mind a lot about the compromises being committed by Christian celebrities and leaders, I thought this would be an appropriate witty ditty for Christians to be reminded that true Biblical ethics is not designed to conform to the world nor is it meant to look 100% like the ethics of our culture.
Here’s a witty ditty that hopefully helps you with your memory:
Posted in Bible, Christian Life, Christianity, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Bible, Christianity, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on June 7, 2017| 7 Comments »
At the church where I pastor at I encourage everyone who regularly attend to make sure they bring their Bibles with them to church. I want them to not only have their Bible but also to use it both at church and especially as they are living their life.
Here’s a witty ditty that many of the guys have heard me say:
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Sanctification, Spiritual Warfare, temptation, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christ, Christianity, Godliness, Jesus, Spiritual Warfare, temptation, Witty Ditty on May 7, 2017| 9 Comments »
Fighting temptation is not easy. But God has given us means of resisting temptation.
And we must not neglect the greatest weapon against resisting temptation.
Do you want to know what that is?
Here’s a witty ditty that hopefully helps you with your memory:
Posted in Christian living, Christianity, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christianity, Godliness, Sanctification, Witty Ditty on April 28, 2017| 12 Comments »
As I grow more in the Lord I discover the right motivation for obedience matters even more.
Actually wrong motivation for obedience can reveal a misunderstanding of the role of grace and works. A wrong view of works can lead one to be arrogant and act like a Pharisee.
Here’s a witty ditty that keeps us remembering the right motivation for motivation:
Posted in Christianity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, Worship, tagged Christianity, Jesus, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, Worship on March 14, 2017| 12 Comments »
I have young ones in my family and our home have many ditties. Once in a while a ditty for one’s memory of theology strikes me. Here’s one that deals with worship.
It’s not always easy to worship God as sinners. You know what helps me? Thinking about Christ.
Here’s the ditty:
Posted in Christianity, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Preaching, Reformed, sin, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christianity, Gospel, Preaching, Sin, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on January 28, 2017| 6 Comments »
I posted a little ditty on our Facebook page and Twitter but I thought I post this on the blog as well. (If you haven’t followed us on social media feel free to like and follow us).
Biblically faithful preaching is harder to find today in more ways than one. Perhaps the most common problem is that some no longer like to preach on sin. If that is true I imagine it is more true that most people do not like Biblical preaching because it talks about sin.
But Why Must Preachers talk about Sin?
Here’s why:
Posted in Apologetics, Bible contradiction, bible difficulties, bible interpretation, christian apologetics, Christianity, Presuppositional Apologetics, presuppositionalism, Reformed, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Apologetics, Bible, Bible contradiction, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on January 14, 2017| 17 Comments »
Here’s another post that puts things into bite size memorable ditties. Little rhymes to drive the point home.
How do you handle Bible contradictions? Hopefully this is helpful:
Remember the ditty:
Posted in Christianity, Gospel, Michael Coughlin, Reformed, Theology, Witnessing, Witty Ditty for Your Memory, tagged Christianity, Evangelism, Gospel, Witnessing, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on December 19, 2016| 12 Comments »
Its the Christmas season and I’ve been yearning to make jingles of truths that are biblical.
This year I’ve been attempting to write posts that puts theology into bite size memorable ditties. Little rhymes to drive the point home.
Here’s one to encourage faithful evangelism:
Posted in Christianity, God, Gospel, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Reformed, Salvation, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on August 30, 2016| 7 Comments »
This year I’ve been attempting to write posts that puts theology into bite size in memorable ditties. When I preach I sometime include little rhymes to drive the point home.
Here’s my previous posts:
In this post I want to remind us that saving Grace is free and free because of the work of the Son of God.
Posted in atonement, Christianity, Gospel, Jesus, Jesus Christ, penal substitution, Reformed, Salvation, Sin, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on June 29, 2016| 14 Comments »
Earlier this month I wrote a post titled “One Witty Ditty For Your Memory: Why Meditating on Christ Helps Us Fight Sin.” I’m thinking of making more of these kinds of posts in the future.
Two truths that Christian must hold is the severity of our sins and also the depth of God’s grace. Soften either and you have an imbalanced theology. So to remind myself of my guilt and also of God’s grace I thought this is ditty worth committing to our memory:
Posted in Christianity, Christology, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Reformed, systematic theology, Theology, Witty Ditty for Your Memory on June 10, 2016| 22 Comments »
Last week I wrote a post titled “How does the biblical doctrines of Christology help us have a more godly marriage?” Of course studying Christ will impact all areas of the Christian life and not just marriage. It has never ceased to amaze me how meditating and studying Christ have produced godliness in the lives of believers. This is the case because the person and works of Christ become powerful motivations for the Christian fighting against sin.
Concerning my previous mentioned post, I realize sometimes people find some of my posts are too long to read at the moment. So here’s a a witty ditty for your theology. Or more precisely, here’s a witty ditty for your memory that hopefully remind you why meditating on Christ helps you fight against sin. Are you ready for it? Here it is:
