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  1. 11 авг.

    Book Review: Ashamed of the Gospel by John MacArthur

    Ashamed of the Gospel is John MacArthur's full-throated defense of biblical preaching against the rising tide of market-driven ministry that swept evangelical churches in the early 1990s. Written in the tradition of Charles Spurgeon—whose "Down-Grade Controversy" of 1887–1892 serves as the book's historical spine—MacArthur argues that the modern church has traded its prophetic calling for the applause of consumers. The culprit is pragmatism: the philosophy that whatever draws a crowd must be right, whatever grows a church must be blessed, and whatever offends the seeker must be silenced. MacArthur is not against innovation, large churches, or relevance. He is against the systematic subordination of God's Word to human technique, the removal of the gospel's offense, and the replacement of divine sovereignty with marketing wisdom. The book is simultaneously a historical warning, a biblical theology of ministry, a call to courageous preaching, and an urgent plea to the evangelical church to return to the unadulterated gospel—before it is too late.

  2. 11 авг.

    Book Review: Teaching to Change Lives by Howard Hendricks

    Teaching to Change Lives is Howard Hendricks' distilled masterwork on the craft and calling of Christian education. Drawing on more than three decades of teaching at Dallas Theological Seminary—and a lifetime of watching God transform lives through ordinary communicators—Hendricks presents seven foundational principles he calls "The Seven Laws of the Teacher." The book is structured around a memorable acrostic, TEACHER, with each letter representing one law. Written with the storytelling warmth, practical directness, and spiritual urgency that defined his celebrated teaching ministry, this book has shaped the philosophy of Christian educators across generations. Hendricks's personal journey frames the entire work. Born into a broken home in north Philadelphia, he was reached by a sixth-grade-educated Sunday school teacher named Walt, who invested in him when no one else did. That experience—a humble, growing man pouring his life into a single child—became the template for everything Hendricks would teach about effective education. The book insists that teaching is never about technique alone; it is about transformation, and transformation begins in the teacher before it can ever reach the student.

  3. 11 авг.

    History of Christian Philosophy with Dewey Dovel

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  4. 11 авг.

    History of Christian Philosophy with Dewey Dovel

    A conversation between Dewey Dovel and Austin McCormick about a CBTS course on the history of Christian philosophy (September 4-7, 2026). This discussion was originally featured on the Covenant Podcast.

  5. 11 авг.

    When Influencers, Feelings, and “God Told Me” Replace Scripture

    Christian influencer culture has given individual voices extraordinary reach, but visibility is not the same as biblical faithfulness. At the same time, many Christians increasingly treat emotions, personal impressions, and phrases such as "God told me" or "the Lord showed me" as sources of spiritual authority. In this episode of Contending for the Word, Dave Jenkins examines why influence, feelings, and subjective experiences must never replace the authority of Scripture. He explains why Christians should test every teacher and spiritual claim by the Word of God, remain accountable within the local church, and cultivate discernment through Scripture, sound doctrine, prayer, and faithful Christian living. Feelings change. Influencers come and go. Human authorities are fallible. But God's Word remains. Christians find lasting stability not in personalities or experiences, but in Jesus Christ as revealed in the sufficient and authoritative Word of God. For more from Contending for the Word please visit: https://servantsofgrace.org/contending-for-the-word-podcast/

  6. 9 авг.

    Biblical Missions - Lesson 10

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  7. 9 авг.

    Kids Message: BC 68-69--Honoring Authority

    This sermon explores the fifth commandment, teaching that honoring parents is a fundamental way to honor God. Using the analogy of learning the alphabet as a prerequisite for reading, the message explains that the home serves as the first school for understanding respect toward authority figures. It emphasizes that true honor involves both respectful words and obedient actions, extending beyond childhood to include teachers, leaders, and equals. The preacher points to Jesus as the perfect example of submission and obedience, inviting listeners to reflect on their own failures and seek forgiveness through Christ. The central application encourages individuals to actively demonstrate honor to their parents without being asked, thereby pleasing God.

  8. 9 авг.

    Kids Message: BC 70-71--Obedience is for our Good

    The sermon teaches that God's commands, particularly the Fifth Commandment to honor parents, are designed for human good rather than harm. It emphasizes that obedience leads to divine blessing and prosperity, while disobedience results in despair. The message clarifies that this promise does not guarantee a trouble-free life but assures spiritual well-being. A critical exception is noted where believers must obey God over human authorities when commands conflict with divine law. Ultimately, the preacher urges immediate and cheerful obedience as an act of honoring God.

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