I think this quote from Spurgeon is very appropriate for today. These are not days in which whole hearted commitment to the scriptures are encouraged. Many evangelicals think they want revival but very few are willing to pay the price for true revival.
“We admire a man who was firm in the faith, say four hundred [...]
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Why is Confessional, Reformed Theology Important?
The National Study of Youth and Religion (NSYR) has published its first major findings in Soul Searching: The Religious and Spiritual Lives of American Teenagers, by Oxford University Press.
The book Soul Searching accurately describes the state of American Christianity today by describing the beliefs [...]
I have experienced an ever deepening and an ever increasing richness in my faith over the last week or so. I have been reading through John MacArthur’s daily bible, Calvin’s Institutes and a book by Martyn Lloyd Jones called From Puritanism to Nonconformity.
Martyn Lloyd Jones
Martyn Lloyd jones covers the historical background leading up to the events [...]
Overview
Three of the most significant movements in church history have been the reformation, the evangelical movements with their associated revivals and the pentecostal and charismatic movements.
Each of these movements rediscovered significant truths which deeply impacted the church yet each of them have not been without their own cultural and theological baggage.
The reformation was probably the most significant, the reformers rediscovered [...]
“Give me back my church” I think those were words that John Wimber heard from the Lord. This conviction was at the heart of John’s call to plant the Vineyard churches. The truth is that today God is still speaking to leaders and saying ‘Give me back my church’. The reason I say that God [...]
