There are three people in horatioalderaan’s collective.
As Americans, we talk about freedom. As Christian Americans, we cherish the freedom even more. After all, without religious freedom, we couldn’t express our views. But is American freedom too good to last? Are there troubling days ahead? This week on the program, Os Guinness discusses these questions as he fills in for Ravi Zacharias.
http://www.rzim.org/let-my-people-think-broadcasts/can-freedom-last-forever-part-2-of-2/
As Americans, we talk about freedom. As Christian Americans, we cherish the freedom even more. After all, without religious freedom, we couldn’t express our views. But is American freedom too good to last? Are there troubling days ahead? This week on the program, Os Guinness discusses these questions as he fills in for Ravi Zacharias.
http://www.rzim.org/let-my-people-think-broadcasts/can-freedom-last-forever-part-1-of-2/
You’ve probably been tempted to fall asleep during a sermon or two, but have you ever heard an entire message on this topic?
We spend roughly one-third of our lives asleep. That’s a sobering thought. Sleep is referred to many times in Scripture. This shouldn’t surprise us, because God created sleep.
In this first message from a series called Sanctifying the Ordinary, C.J. Mahaney speaks to Covenant Life Church with a hope that they will go to sleep each night with a biblically informed perspective. He leads the congregation in a study of what Scripture has to say about sleep.
Speaking at Christ Presbyterian Church
Our keynote speaker of the Reform & Resurge Conference May 2006 was Dr. Tim Keller, senior pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York, New York and founder of Redeemer Church Planting Center. Please listen to session 6 audio and the first of three talks by Dr. Keller on, "Being the Church in our Culture." In this session Dr. Keller challenges believers to understand the division in church as it relates to the culture that we are in today. Walk along with Tim Keller in the six facets of how to be a church that reaches the culture. First, more Christians living long-term in cities; second, with a better understanding of the gospel; third, living as dynamic counter-cultures in the city; fourth, integrating their faith and their work; fifth, radically committed to the good of the city as a whole; and sixth, contextualizing the gospel message. His stress lies in the fact that we must do all stated facets of ministry because they are all required by the gospel. They are not optional, and they are inter-dependent. Holistic ministry, in which Christians work sacrificially for the common good, is the necessary context for any convincing evangelistic call to believe in Jesus. This mp3 of Dr. Keller’s session should give a solid foundation for all that are on mission with Jesus.
http://theresurgence.com/2006/07/04/being-the-church-in-our-culture-audio
Sermon by Lance Lewis on Genesis 2:15, part of the One People, One Plan, One Man series.
21 Nov 2005
Pastor Lance preaches on the value and importance of work as God’s means to supply our needs, give to others and reflect on Christ’s work on our behalf.
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