I found this great article from Steve McCoy here and wanted to pass the post along to you all for your consideration. There are some great ideas for meeting people and practicing hospitality with others.
The following comes from the preface John Calvin wrote for Pierre Robert Olivétan’s French translation of the New Testament in 1534. Calvin wrote:
Without the gospel everything is useless and vain; without the gospel we are not Christians; without the gospel all riches is poverty, all wisdom folly before God; strength is weakness, and all [...]
15 Changes in the SBC by Dr. Nathan Finn
Dr. Jonathan Pennington of SBTS spoke in the Winter Theology Conference for NWBA in 2007. He lectured on a Theology of the Kingdom of God.
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Most in the Church know that being connected to the Mission of God is vital for our faithful obedience to all that God has called to be and do as His people. Working out the “How” of that is another story alltogether.
Dr. Stephen Wellum, Professor at SBTS, lectures on the topic of A Theology of Atonement for the NWBA Winter Theology Conference.
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Jonathan Pennington lecturing at the NWBA Winter Theology Conference on the Christ of John’s Gospel.
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We all at one time or another think back on the past, consider days gone by and give some time for reflection and understanding of our experiences. I recall early mornings with my family around our table, eating breakfast, not from a box mind you, but from the able hands of my Mom and Dad. Until my Dad was diagnosed with heart issues and had to change his (and my) diet, we were blessed with homemade biscuits, bacon, eggs and gravy 5 days a week.