Unfortunately the confusion we take in is often expressed very clearly to those around us which begs the question in them of how we can claim to have the answers to life’s deepest questions when we have trouble with even the simplest choices of whom to marry and what job to take.
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I recently came across an excellent sermon series on Christian discipleship, relationship with the culture, and the central calling of the great commission given recently at SEBTS. This series is by Ken Myers, director of Mars Hill Audio. Here are the links to Ken’s sermons, the corresponding interview1, and various other resources by Ken Myers [...]
Since starting to study Greek in order to (hopefully) understand the original text of the Bible (New Testament, I’ll save Old Testament later) I’ve been prompted to investigate the history of the Bible, specifically the history of the English Bible. Here are a few resources I’ve found helpful in explaining the history of the NT [...]
To clear up any confusion on this post I felt the following disclaimer is necessary: The major opponent or thrust of my argument is not homeschooling per se since it is wholly possible to attend public or private schools while maintaining an isolationist mentality. Isolationism is the major issue here, not the format of education. [...]
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