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A WILLIAM BRANHAM DOUBLE ANOINTING
Advancing Christian Life and Culture - The Voice magazine | August 16th 2008 by Brian Burke
William Branham was a well-known and controversial prophet from the Voice of Healing movement. His name has been used in many prophecies lately, particularly in and by prophets that attended the Lakeland Revival meetings in Florida with Canadian Evan read more
Back To Jerusalem
Spiritual Book Recommendations | July 25th 2008 by Admin
Back To Jerusalem. In the late 1940s a small group of devout Christians in China recieved what they considered a divine mission — to take the good news about Christ across the Arab world toward the Holy Land. According to the leading they felt read more
I Clement
The Christian Alert.org: blog.podcasts.news | July 23rd 2008 by E. I. Sanchez
First Clement is one of the earliest Christians writings outside of the New Testament. It is dated to around 90-95 A.D. Its author is said to be Clement, Bishop of Rome, but the letter itself does not claim an author except for its title: read more
PBS documentary suggests Exodus not real - Abraham Didn’t E…
Advancing Christian Life and Culture - The Voice magazine | July 23rd 2008 by Brian Burke
From Orlando Sentinel - BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. - Abraham didn't exist? The Exodus didn't happen? The Bible's Buried Secrets, a new PBS documentary, is likely to cause a furor. "It challenges the Bible's stories if you want to read them literally, an read more
Fighting for Truth in the Church - J. Gresham Machen
Christian Theology | July 8th 2008 by Neiswonger
Below is a quote by J. Gresham Machen from the 1930’s laying out the battles taking place in the church. In the quote Machen rightly ascribes these battles to the modernists of his day. What is amazing about this quote is that it perfectly captures read more
The Solemn League and Covenant
Christian Theology | June 18th 2008 by Neiswonger
THE SOLEMN LEAGUE AND COVENANT, (at Scoon, January 1, 1651.) ——————————————————————————– read more
What Will Be The Fruit of the Lakeland Revival?
Advancing Christian Life and Culture - The Voice magazine | June 18th 2008 by Brian Burke
The turn of this new millennium has seen back to back revivals, outpourings and moves of God. Rodney Howard Browne's Refreshing "Holy Laughter" made its U.S. debut in 1987, but was brought to the forefront in the early 90s by Christian television gi read more
Mary: Mother of Jesus, Queen of Heaven, or Both?
The Christian Alert.org: blog.podcasts.news | May 28th 2008 by E. I. Sanchez
Is Mary the Queen of Heaven? Does the "created cosmos" represent Mary's Immaculate Conception? What does "Full of Grace" mean? Is Mary the Mother of the Church? Did Mary Ascend to Heaven? Read more »Original post blogged on b2evolution. read more
Some Various Quotes by Calvin on Idolatry
Christian Theology | May 26th 2008 by Neiswonger
Rather than bore you with my prose, I leave you some quotes from Calvin: Mingled vanity and pride appear in this, that when miserable men do seek after God, instead of ascending higher than themselves as they ought to do, they measure him by their ow read more
Real Sex: The Naked Truth about Chastity
Spiritual Book Recommendations | April 23rd 2008 by Admin
Winner, author of the critically acclaimed memoir Girl Meets God, weaves an intriguing tapestry from sociological, autobiographical, pastoral and historical threads. She balances a journalistic report of how difficult chastity is for American Christi read more
What is Revival? By Martyn-Lloyd Jones — Part 3
Laboring In The Lord | April 10th 2008 by Jon Clayton
What is Revival? By Martyn-Lloyd Jones I am giving you a synopsis of what you read in the books. They begin to get a concern for the members of their own family–husband, wife, father, mother, children, brother, sister–who do not know that read more
What is Revival? By Martyn-Lloyd Jones — Part 2
Laboring In The Lord | April 9th 2008 by Jon Clayton
What is Revival? By Martyn-Lloyd Jones What are these things of which they become so aware? First and foremost, the glory and the holiness of God. Have you ever noticed, as you read your Bibles, the effect on these people as they suddenly realized th read more
What is Revival? Part 1
Laboring In The Lord | April 5th 2008 by Jon Clayton
What is Revival? By Martyn-Lloyd Jones We can define it as a period of unusual blessing and activity in the life of the Christian Church. Revival means awakening, stimulating the life, bringing it to the surface again. It happens primarily in the Chu read more
Generational Blessings
Laboring In The Lord | April 2nd 2008 by Jon Clayton
The Genealogical Case of Jonathan Edwards. Jonathan Edwards was a committed Christian who married a godly young lady. Some 1,394 descendants of his were traced through genealogical studies. Family records reveal that of the 295 who graduated from co read more
Billy’s Sermon
Laboring In The Lord | March 28th 2008 by Jon Clayton
Rev. John Minder, the college dean, was a big man, ginger-haired and concerned for his students. But he had his hands full with William. On the day William arrived, he took out a big scout knife, played around with it, and took off running all over t read more
Democracy and Aristocracy - Peter Kreeft
Christian Theology | March 26th 2008 by Neiswonger
Trinity Law School has uploaded a new lecture from their lecture series entitled C.S. Lewis and the Law. If you want to view the entire lecture go to http://www.youtube.com/user/TrinityLawSchool and click on “play all” in the playlists. read more
Black Easter
Laboring In The Lord | March 21st 2008 by Jon Clayton
Nearly 1,000 missionary personnel under the China Inland Mission were trapped in China when the Communists took over in the 1940s. CIM ordered a total evacuation in January, 1951, but was it too late? Communists are not averse to killing. Arthur and read more
From the Triumphal Entry to the Cross
Christian Theology | March 18th 2008 by Neiswonger
Then the multitudes who went before and those who followed behind cried out, saying; Hosanna to the Son of David! Blessed is the name of the Lord! Hosanna in the Highest! Matt. 21:9 Though it is called the triumphal entry we know that Jesus had only read more
The Significance of Palm Sunday in Relation to Passover
Christian Theology | March 17th 2008 by Neiswonger
When we celebrate Palm Sunday we are celebrating a great event. As we see Jesus ride into Jerusalem on a donkey and allow the people to praise Him as king, there are many things we can learn. But there is one aspect that is fascinating as it deals wi read more
Amazing Grace
Laboring In The Lord | March 10th 2008 by Jon Clayton
It took John Newton to write the hymn Amazing Grace. “Let me not fail to praise that grace that could pardon,” he said, “such sins as mine.” Newton had gone to sea at age 11, apprenticed on his father’s ship. He spent his teen years learnin read more
The Father Of Revivalism
Laboring In The Lord | March 9th 2008 by Jon Clayton
One day a lawyer in Adams, New York, grew disturbed about his soul. He retreated to a nearby forest, climbed a fence, knelt by a log for prayer, and experienced a dramatic conversion. Waves of liquid love, he later said, rolled over him. The next day read more
An Evening Sermon
Laboring In The Lord | March 8th 2008 by Jon Clayton
Charles Spurgeon, the Prince of Preachers, read voraciously through the week, but not until Saturday night did he determine and develop his message for the following morning. Only on Sunday afternoon did he prepare his evening address. But it worked. read more
Six Hours
Laboring In The Lord | March 1st 2008 by Jon Clayton
Hamilton, Wishart, and Knox form a chain of names that transformed Scotland. The first man, Patrick Hamilton, was born about 1504 to a wealthy family near Glasgow. His mother told him stories of the Bible, and her lessons lived in his heart till the read more
Heart Palpitations
Laboring In The Lord | February 27th 2008 by Jon Clayton
You can pray when you can do little else. Robert Murray McCheyne taught himself Greek at age 4. He rose to the top of his elementary school at 5. He entered high school at 8, and enrolled at Edinburgh University at 14. At age 18, he began dreaming of read more
John Owen on Images
Christian Theology | February 24th 2008 by Neiswonger
From The Glory of Christ: In this way Roman Catholics are deceived. They delight outwardly in images of Christ depicting his sufferings, resurrection and glory. By these images they think their love for him grows more and more strong. But no man-made read more
Eighty and Six Years
Laboring In The Lord | February 23rd 2008 by Jon Clayton
Though Polycarp is not mentioned in the Bible, he was born during the New Testament age, converted early in life, and trained for the ministry by the apostle John himself. Polycarp and John remained friends for 20 years. They worked in churches 20 mi read more
Modern Martyrs
Laboring In The Lord | February 17th 2008 by Jon Clayton
In 1971 Idi Amin overturned the government of Uganda while President Obote was out of the country. He immediately dissolved Parliament, suspended the constitution, and outlawed political activity. His army began raiding homes and arresting foes. All read more
Child of Promise
Laboring In The Lord | February 16th 2008 by Jon Clayton
Andrew and Elizabeth Renwick, a young couple, weavers, lived in the hills of Glencairn, Scotland, in the 1600s. All their children had died. Andrew accepted his grief, but Elizabeth cried to the Lord day and night for another child. The Lord answered read more
The Vision of A Christian Law School
Christian Theology | February 5th 2008 by Neiswonger
A short look at the work that is going on at Trinity Law School. www.tls.edu read more
Super Tuesday Question: Is America Still A Christian Nation?
Advancing Christian Life and Culture - The Voice magazine | February 5th 2008 by Brian Burke
By Kathryn Page Camp Is America a Christian nation? It was certainly founded by people who believed in God. Thomas Jefferson believed that God gave us life gave us liberty (Notes on the State of Virginia, 1781), and James Madison recognized “the g read more
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