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The Annual Reformation Day Show 2010! Always one of the most popular Apologetics.com shows of the year! With Special Guests Doug Eaton of Bethel Grace Baptist Church, Pastor Philip George of Calvary Presbyterian Church of Glendale CA, Reverend Kent Moorlach of Communion Presbyterian Church of Irvine CA, Host Christopher Neiswonger of Apologetics.com and callers from […]
Read More The Annual Reformation Day Show 2010!In my own life, dealing with the devices of Satan’s tempting, I’ve often fallen prey to the taunting of “Well, you’ve already fallen to this sin now, so what’s the point of stopping?” Of course, such a taunt is not to be even considered by the Christian, as if committing the sin again and again […]
Read More Diligence in Our DutiesI saw the effects of it today in an old friend who is being ravished by a disease that has attacked his mental capacities to the point he has lost the ability to speak. I saw it in another friend who is fighting with the grief of losing their spouse to illness. It reared its […]
Read More The Tyranny of SinIs justice relative to the individual or will of the community, or is there actually a place where justice is grounded? In this short clip Dean Donald McConnell of Trinity Law School gives a few thoughts.
Read More What is Justice?Christian Ethics in Apologetic Methodology: Recorded Live At Azusa Pacific University Click here for audio http://www.apologetics.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=488:christian-ethics-in-apologetic-methodology&catid=43:kkla-995-fm-los-angeles&Itemid=74 Christian Ethics is not a closed field. We tend to think of it as a discipline resolved in some cloister by guys with funny haircuts in the 1400s but really, it’s never been more fiery. God is not a finished […]
Read More Christian Ethics in Apologetic Methodology: Recorded Live At Azusa Pacific UniversityRighteousness exalteth a nation: but sin is a reproach to any people. – Prov. 14:34 One might think it is the end of the world (and by world I don’t mean earth, but America because it seems that most Americans think that America is all there is that is anything) by reading the various news […]
Read More Sin is a Reproach to Any PeopleFather, First and foremost I confess that Thou art holy, righteous, and all knowing, and that Thou canst not look upon sin, in all its filth. Thou art high, lofty, and wholly other. Thus, in acknowledgment of Thy great holiness, and Thy righteous disdain for sin, I can only come before Thee with great humility […]
Read More A General PrayerA Sermon on Forgiveness by Christopher Neiswonger at Communion Presbyterian Church of Irvine California, January 17th 2010. http://sermon.net/communion/sermonid/2326392 http://sermon.net/communion/sermonid/2326392
Read More ForgivenessFaithful are the wounds of a friend; but the kisses of an enemy are deceitful. – Proverbs 27:6 When our sins are pointed out (rightly) by brethren or unbelievers alike, it seems we are quicker to take offense than to execute repentance. I know that I am wont to do this, and I believe it’s […]
Read More Faithful are the Wounds
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