Responsibilities of Those Married to a nonbeliever

Establishing the need: Christians should marry Christians.  Still there are some who have married non-Christians whether they were both non-Christians when they married or whether both claimed to be Christians but later one spouse denied they are Christians or a believer married a non-Christian.  What does God’s Word has to say to those who are married to unbelievers?

 

Purpose: In this session we will see four responsibilities God requires of Christians married to a nonbeliever so that you continue to live these out to please God in your life.

• You should try to stay in the marriage
• You should share the Gospel for the sake of your family’s salvation
• Wives you should win your spouse to Christ with your godliness
• Husbands you should win your spouse to Christ with your godliness

 

(Note for the next two session we will be looking at a lot of verses in 1 Corinthians 7 and 1 Peter 3 since they are speak on the topic of being married to unbelievers)

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Review: Answers Book for Kids Volume 6-8

In continuing with our blog’s “wee-kids Wednesdays” here’s a review of a Christian Children’s book.

 

Ken Ham and Bodie Hodge. Answers Book for Kids Volume 6: Babel and the Ice Age.  Green Forest, AK: Master Books, September 27th 2013. 48 pp.

5 out of 5

Purchase: Amazon

Parents, does your kids have questions about the Tower of Babel and also the Ice Age?  Are you looking for a biblical and informed response to frequent and common questions about the Ice Age and Babylon?  If so this book would be worth having for you and your family!

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God and Leaders: Psalms 20

 

Leaders and God

Psalm 20

 

Establishing the Need: How do you relate to the spiritual leaders in your life?

 

Purpose: In this study we shall see two imperative from Psalm 20 so that we have a right relationship with our leaders and God during times of difficulties.

• Support your leaders (v.1-5)
• Trust in God (v.6-9)

 

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Happy Thanksgiving (2019)

Happy Thanksgiving to you all!

We have many reasons to be thankful to God!  Especialy our salvation made possible through the Father’s Plan, the Son’s sacrifice and the Spirit’s conviction and regeneration!

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Review: Why Should I Believe Christianity?

 

James Anderson. Why Should I Believe Christianity?.  Ross-Shire, UK: Christian Focus Publications, July 20th 2016. 240 pp.

5 out of 5

Purchase: Westminster | Amazon

Looking for an apologetics’ book on why believe in Christianity that would be biblically sound in its doctrine and also clear and reasonable in its worldview analysis?  This book might be for you.  Written by a professor of philosophy and theology and Christian Apologetics at Reformed Theological Seminary this book presents arguments and reasoning from someone that is quite capable and qualified to discuss the veracity of the Christian worldview.  I also like how the author’s presentation is shaped by Presuppositional apologetics!

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Thanksgiving Week 2019: What are you thankful to God about?

It is Monday of Thanksgiving week.  I’m going to try to schedule some posts this week on questions related to Thanksgiving.

I think its not too early to ask reader: What are you thankful to God about?

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Review: Help! My Friend is Suicidal

 

Bruce Ray. Help! My Friend is Suicidal. Wapwallopen, PA: Shepherd Press, December 3rd 2014. 64 pp.

5 out of 5

Purchase: Amazon

Are you in a difficult situation in which someone you know is feeling suicidal?  Are you afraid of making the wrong moves, saying the wrong words and afraid of pushing your friend over the edge?  If so this resource is for you.  This sixty four page biblical counseling resource is a must-buy.  It is the third title that I read from Shepherd Press’ “Lifeline Mini-books” series.  As of right now this is the best booklet I would recommend on the topic of suicide because of the combination of this being biblical, practical and the author speaks from his experience as a pastor and chaplain for almost twenty five years to emergency services and first responder.

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