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Fri, Mar 05, 2004
Nancy Leigh DeMoss
Christian Life, Sexual Purity
appropriate, clothing, dress, mixed message, morals, outer appearance

What Does Your Clothing Communicate?

I find, today, that there are a lot of women who really do have a heart for the Lord. They may be faithfully involved in a local church. And they may be actively involved in gospel ministry. And they may lift up their hands in joyful acclamation to the Lord when singing songs of praise. And yet, many of these very same women may also be totally oblivious of the message that they are sending with their body and with their clothing.

Their clothing is communicating something far different than what’s in their hearts.

Heaven: Dreading It or Anticipating It?

In Hamlet, Shakespeare called what lies beyond death “the undiscovered country.” People have given much thought to this country—and adopted remarkably different attitudes toward it.

Reflections the Day After Seeing the Movie, The Passion of The Christ

In Scripture Jesus is called our Creator, Lord, Master, Redeemer, Friend, Brother and many other things, and he is more in addition to what he is called.

My wife Nanci, whom I deeply respect, and who is also my best friend, sat beside me at The Passion yesterday on the end of the row in case she had to leave because of being emotionally overwhelmed. She didn’t have to leave, but cried steadily, from Gethsemane on. So did I. In our car, Nanci finally broke the silence and said, “I kept thanking Jesus for being my hero.”

He is far more than a hero, of course—but he certainly is that. The movie brought me closer to Jesus and to Nanci. I couldn’t have asked for anything more.

Tue, Feb 03, 2004
Randy Alcorn
Culture and Worldview, Prolife
abortion, church involvement, pregnancy, prolife organizations, prolife resources, prolife websites, standing for life

50 Ways To Help Unborn Babies and Their Mothers

Suggestions on how to help unborn children and their mother, from Randy's book ProLife Answers to ProChoice Arguments.

What do you think of The Da Vinci Code?

The Da Vinci Code is well-written, interesting... and full of lies that are passed off as if historically researched and true. It is a masterpiece of deceit, far more effective as heresy than if it had been poorly written.

Mon, Jan 05, 2004
Chuck Colson
Creation/Evolution

Scientists and Their Gods: The Question of Coherence

Can God use accidents and embarrassing pauses? He did in the life of one prominent professor.

Interview with Randy Alcorn for Online Book Group about his personal life and testimony

These questions were answered during a 2004 interview.

1. What kind of testimony to your faith are you demonstrating in this book? If you are writing fiction, do you write fiction that is based upon your faith, or that has a message for the reader? Is your goal to demonstrate your faith in your writing?

Wed, Dec 31, 2003
Randy Alcorn
Christian Life, Culture and Worldview
communication, ethics, godly communication

Biblical Principles for Godly Verbal Communication

THE POWER OF MY WORDS:

For bad:

The tongue also is a fire, a world of evil among the parts of the body. It corrupts the whole person, sets the whole course of his life on fire, and is itself set on fire by hell. But no man can tame the tongue. It is a restless evil, full of deadly poison (James 3:6, 8).

With his mouth the godless man destroys his neighbor (Proverbs 11:9).

The words of a gossip are like choice morsels, they go down to a man's inmost parts (Proverbs 18:8).

For good ...

Thu, Dec 18, 2003
Phil deHaan
Prolife
abortion, fetus, prolife, scientific evidence, when does life begin

Professor’s Educational Tool Saves a Life

For almost three decades Calvin College professor Pete Tigchelaar has had a three-month-old fetus, encased in plastic, that he uses in his human biology classes.

Mon, Dec 01, 2003
John Piper
Christian Life, Culture and Worldview, Suffering and Evil
counseling, counselor, psychology, suffering

Counseling With Suffering People

Counseling With Suffering People

The Journal of Biblical Counseling • Winter 2003

I begin with five assumptions. Without them, what I have to say about counseling and suffering will not stand.

1. Counseling is conversational exultation in the manifold mercies of God.

2. Mutual counseling is a normative event in the conversations and relationships of the body of Christ.

3. The aim of true counseling is the glory of God through Jesus Christ.

4. God is most glorified in our lives when we are most satisfied in Him.

5. Suffering is a universal human experience, designed by God for His glory ...

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What Does Your Clothing Communicate?

Heaven: Dreading It or Anticipating It?

Reflections the Day After Seeing the Movie, The Passion of The Christ

50 Ways To Help Unborn Babies and Their Mothers

What do you think of The Da Vinci Code?

Scientists and Their Gods: The Question of Coherence

Interview with Randy Alcorn for Online Book Group about his personal life and testimony

Biblical Principles for Godly Verbal Communication

Professor’s Educational Tool Saves a Life

Counseling With Suffering People

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