Point: Sometimes when one engage in apologetics the issue of alleged Bible contradiction comes up and the example given of a Bible contradiction really isn’t a Bible contradiction but an instance where one account gives lesser detail than another account. Think for instance of those who raise the question “How many men were possessed with demons at the country of the Gadarenes?” Are there examples we can give in other areas outside of the Bible of how such a tactic to claim there’s a Bible contradiction is problematic?
Posts Tagged ‘Thanksgiving’
Apologetics Sermon Illustration #83: First Marine Division History and alleged Bible Contradiction
Posted in Apologetics, apologetics illustrations, Bible contradiction, christian apologetics, Christianity, Presuppositional Apologetics, Squanto, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Apologetics, apologetics illustrations, Bible contradiction, christian apologetics, Christianity, Pilgrims, presuppositional apologetics, Squanto, Thanksgiving, Theology on January 24, 2023| 40 Comments »
Free PDF and Review: Thankfulness (Free Grace Broadcaster)
Posted in Book Review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, free book, God, Gospel, Jesus, Reformed, sin, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged book review, Calvinism, Charles Spurgeon, Christianity, free, Free Book, God, Gospel, Jesus, Peace, Reformed, Sin, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 24, 2022| 19 Comments »
Various Authors. Thankfulness. Pensacola, FL: Chapel Library, November 8th 2016. 48 pp.
5 out of 5
Free: Chapel Library
Purchase: Amazon
Want to read something devotionally on the topic of being thankful and thanksgiving to the Lord? This resource from Chapel Library might be for you. Feature in this pamphlet are essays of various historic Protestant preachers and pastors on thanksgiving to God. These authors are all tested saints from centuries ago but the truth found in its pages is timeless. There’s various compiled writings from William Cooper, Richard Sibbes, Thomas Mantion, Charles Spurgeon and others. This is my third Free Grace Broadcaster I read. The earlier one I read was on Messianic Prophecies and Fatherhood. Like the first one this particular booklet too was a spiritual delight!
The Consequences of an Unthankful Heart
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 25, 2021| 37 Comments »
There’s a lot of discussions of root causes these days in politics, society, etc.
I think the root cause for many ills are spiritual.
Its the lack of thanksgiving to God.
Happy Thanksgiving (2020)
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 26, 2020| 38 Comments »
Happy Thanksgiving to you all!
It has been a crazy year. Sometimes it seems our life is a little microsm of things going on in 2020 with the news. Ministry has been crazy (in a good way). But we have many reasons to be thankful to God! Grateful fo God’s grace to our family. Something I’m especially thankful is our salvation made possible through the Father’s Plan, the Son’s sacrifice and the Spirit’s conviction and regeneration!
Recommended Thanksgiving Children’s Books
Posted in Book Review, Children's book, Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged book review, Children's book, Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 19, 2020| 22 Comments »
These book reviews and recommendations is from my wife! We are a week away from Thanksgiving thought this was appropriate to review books on the subject of American Thanksgiving. If any books interests you to purchase, the pictures and titles of the book are linked to Amazon.
Recommendation 5 out of 5
The Pilgrims Before the Mayflower
Written by Susan Whitehurst
Did you ever wonder what life was like for the Pilgrims before coming to America? Why were they called Pilgrims and why were they called Separatists before their pilgrimage? This book is a wonderful resource to teach second and third graders about the history of some of the first Christians who came to America.
The Struggle of Thanking God
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Pray, prayer, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on July 23, 2020| 42 Comments »
The Struggle of Thanking God
Selected Verse
Establish the need: Do you regularly thank God?
Purpose: Today we shall see three points concerning prayers of thanksgiving towards God so that we be daily thanking God starting today.
- We are commanded to thank God
- Struggles of thanking God
- Helps for thanking God
Happy Thanksgiving (2019)
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 28, 2019| 25 Comments »
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!
Thanksgiving Week 2019: What are you thankful to God about?
Posted in Christianity, God, Reformed, Theology, tagged Christianity, God, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 25, 2019| 18 Comments »
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?
Review: Thankfulness: Even When It Hurts
Posted in biblical counseling, Book Review, Christianity, God, Reformed, Resources for Changing Lives, Thankfulness, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged biblical counseling, book review, Christianity, God, Reformed, Resources for Changing Lives, Thankfulfness, Thanksgiving, Theology on December 12, 2018| 15 Comments »
Susan Lutz. Thankfulness: Even When It Hurts. Phillipsburg, NJ: Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing, April 1st 2002. 22 pp.
4 out of 5
Purchase: Westminster | Amazon
This biblical counseling booklet addresses the issue of being thankful. Specifically it addresses the need to be thankful to God even when there is life difficulties. The booklet is part of a series called “Resources for Changing Lives” printed by Presbyterian and Reformed Publishing and this was one of the earlier volumes. Like other booklets in this series this was helpful. Personally I have used this particular title for own edification, for counseling as a Pastor, for a devotional with my wife and also I’m planning on reading it together with one of our church’s small group.
This Thanksgiving I’m Very Thankful for my Wife
Posted in Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Christianity, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 21, 2018| 48 Comments »
Apologetics Sermon Illustration #44: Bible Contradiction and Thanksgiving Story
Posted in Apologetics, apologetics illustrations, Bible contradiction, christian apologetics, Christianity, Presuppositional Apologetics, Squanto, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Apologetics, apologetics illustrations, Bible contradiction, christian apologetics, Christianity, Pilgrims, presuppositional apologetics, Squanto, Thanksgiving, Theology on November 26, 2017| 38 Comments »
Point: Sometimes when one engage in apologetics the issue of alleged Bible contradiction comes up and the example given of a Bible contradiction really isn’t a Bible contradiction but an instance where one account gives lesser detail than another account. Think for instance of those who raise the question “How many men were possessed with demons at the country of the Gadarenes?” Are there examples we can give in other areas outside of the Bible of how such a tactic to claim there’s a Bible contradiction is problematic?
Thanksgiving and the dramatic video of North Korean defector
Posted in Christianity, Thanksgiving, tagged Christianity, Thanksgiving on November 23, 2017| 15 Comments »
I know there are many great spiritual things I am thankful for. But I’m also thankful to God’s common grace in other things as well such as the relative freedom the United States have compared to other parts of the world.
I watched many times this video of the fleeing North Korean defector for the last twenty four hours. I watched it because it was quite dramatic. And since this is near Thanksgiving it left me grateful for God’s grace and mercy that I’m in a country where I’m not on the run away from a tyrant that’s out of control.
I don’t want to get too personal but both my parents have fled communism under some very dramatic circumstances. This made me think about how evil communism is and also thankful to God that my life is so much better because of my mom and my father fleeing two different communist nations.
Happy Thanksgiving 2013
Posted in Blogging, Christianity, God, Thanksgiving, Veritas Domain, tagged Thanksgiving on November 28, 2013| 12 Comments »
Happy Thanksgiving to you all.
We are Thankful to God for many things–Salvation, a great Savior Jesus, the Church and His Election.
Among them include the privilege of blogging and all of you who have visited our blog and shared with us your life and doctrine!
Two posts on Thanksgiving devotionals worth by two of our friends that are worth sharing:
THANKSGIVING: Thank God for the Appointing of the Redeemer and His Gracious Condescension
Thanksgiving and Apologetics 2012
Posted in Apologetic Links, Apologetics, apologetics methodology, John MacArthur, Presuppositional Apologetics, presuppositionalism, Reformed, Thanksgiving, Theology, tagged Thanksgiving, thanksgiving apologetics on November 22, 2012| Leave a Comment »
This verse comes into mind concerning the duties of thanksgiving:
21 For even though they knew God, they did not [n]honor Him as God or give thanks, but they became futile in their speculations, and their foolish heart was darkened. 22 Professing to be wise, they became fools, 23 and exchanged the glory of the incorruptible God for an image in the form of corruptible man and of birds and four-footed animals and[o]crawling creatures.
No doubt this verse shows a relationship between thanksgiving, idolatrous religion, and apologetics.
Here are two quick links to two short articles that I thought should lead the apologist to have a more deeper thanksgiving this time of the year.
1.) An Atheist Explanation of Thanksgiving by Chris Bolt.
2.) All Dressed Up and No One to Thank by John MacArthur.
Happy Thanksgiving from Veritas Domain
Posted in Christianity, God, Thanksgiving, tagged Thanksgiving on November 21, 2012| Leave a Comment »
Happy Thanksgiving Ladies and Gentleman.
Be sure to remember to thank God for all His grace, mercy and kindness.