I forgot to post the next series of question from the catechism on the third command: Question #101: But may we swear an oath in God's name if we do it reverently? Answer: Yes, when the government demands it, or when necessity requires it, in order to maintain and promote truth and trustworthiness for God's glory and … Continue reading Catechism #101-102
Catechism #102-103
I forgot to post the next series of questions from the catechism on the third command: Question #101: But may we swear an oath in God's name if we do it reverently? Answer: Yes, when the government demands it, or when necessity requires it, in order to maintain and promote truth and trustworthiness for God's glory and … Continue reading Catechism #102-103
Christ’s Presence with Us
Last week I read an article by Jason Stellman on the mission and style of the church. It's a very good article that explores briefly"how the seeds of missional ecclesiology can be sown in churchly soil, which pays attention to things such as the marks of the church and the ordinary means of grace" ("Missionalism, … Continue reading Christ’s Presence with Us
Catechism #99-100
I have loved this study with the boys, but I'm not sure how to live this out practically in a post-Christendom world (the parts about being a silent bystander and question #100 in particular). Should I confront everyone who takes God's name in vain - turn the channel every time I hear it? Not sure … Continue reading Catechism #99-100
Celebrate or Mourn over Bin Laden?
So, what was your reaction when the news broke that Bin Laden had been killed. If I'm honest, mine was pretty flat. I was amused that it broke in on Trumps show. I was (am) incredibly cynical when I hear people talk about the end of the war on terror and a new age. I … Continue reading Celebrate or Mourn over Bin Laden?
God Entranced 