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"Give thanks to the Lord, call on His Name; make known among the nations what He has done." Ps. 105:1
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"We as Christians are called to protect and defend the precious treasure secured for us in Christ, which comes from the empty grave of our resurrected Lord. Here is the living and eternal treasure of the good deposit."
Despite our fallen nature, God graciously gives good gifts to mankind and especially to those of the household of faith. —Joel Smit ligm.in/4r2iAZA
“Guard your steps when you go to the house of God. To draw near to listen is better than to offer the sacrifice of fools, for they do not know that they are doing evil.”
(Eccl. 5:1)
“The entire gospel is built into the opening two words: ‘Our Father.’”
In the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus teaches us to pray for God’s name to be honored, for God’s church to flourish, for God’s commands to be obeyed, and for God’s providence to be respected. —@DavidTIrving ligm.in/3TjIewn
Enemies are real.
But Christians know that God can turn enemies into His friends. Otherwise there would be no Christians.
Time to Grow. 2 Pet. 3:18
Introducing Grow, the new app from Ligonier.
When life is full, it’s hard to know how to take your faith deeper. Grow helps you establish your rhythm of daily Bible study and turn everyday moments into time with the Lord.
With @GrowByLigonier, you can:
• Ground your mind in God’s Word.
• Build daily habits to cultivate faith.
• Let the knowledge of God shape your life.
Download Grow and start going deeper today: grow.Ligonier.org
“(Luther) had a profound existential experience where the burden of his unresolved guilt rolled off his back, and he realized that the only way he could stand before a just and holy God was to be cloaked in the righteousness of Christ, which Luther couldn’t beg, borrow, steal, deserve, or earn, but could only humbly receive.”
@RCSproul learn.ligonier.org/articles/…
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We are saved by a righteousness that is not our own.
Watch as @RCSproul declares the good news of Christ’s imputed righteousness.
This month only, download a free 90-day devotional ebook: The Heart of the Reformation. Ligonier.org/reformation
Institutions drift. The ones that stay faithful have people who remember why they were founded and are willing to say so out loud.
On @RYMRadio, Dr. Keith Mathison and I discussed the controversies of the 1990s and why they still matter to the church today. Keith recalled that Dr. Sproul did not want @RefBibleCollege to continue if it ever departed from Scripture. @Ligonier lives under the same conviction.
That is a demanding thing to build into an institution, and I thank God for colleagues like Keith who still hold to it.
A few places to start:
[15:06] The Beginnings of Reformation Bible College
[20:58] Faithfulness and the R.C. Sproul Chair
[25:56] Evangelicals and Catholics Together: Why Justification Cannot Be Compromised
[44:28] The Cambridge Declaration and the Sufficiency of Scripture
[1:10] Building Ligonier for Future Generations
youtu.be/2QHmzjVRmMw
In 1868, before the start of the First Vatican Council, Pope Pius IX extended an invitation to Protestants to join in the council. The Presbyterian Church, having received the invitation, asked Charles Hodge to write a letter to the pope replying to his invitation.
Protestants believe in genuine Christian unity. They recognize as fellow members of Christ’s visible church all who profess the true faith and their children. —Jonathan L. Master ligm.in/4zTgbEq
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When Martin Luther said Christians are “at the same time just and sinners,” he wasn’t being logically incoherent.
@RCSproul explains how this statement from Luther represents the beauty of our salvation in Christ.
Watch the full message: learn.ligonier.org/series/ju…
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For somebody who’s feeling spiritually stagnant—what to do? Oh friend, what you should do is be where God’s people are. —@EricBancroft ligm.in/4ydM4FL
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With so many contradicting voices online, people aren’t sure whom to trust.
Dr. Keith Mathison considers the challenge that Christians face in using technology to proclaim God’s truth faithfully and clearly.
Watch his complete inaugural lecture as the R.C. Sproul Chair of Theology on YouTube.
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We really try to get the best guides on these history tours. But when in Scotland, sometimes you have to take whoever is available.
“Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.
The unfolding of your words gives light; it imparts understanding to the simple.”
(Psalm 119:105, 130)
—engraving on the statue of William Tyndale – at London, England
500 years ago, William Tyndale brought the light of God’s Word into the English-speaking world with his translation of the New Testament.
Read these featured articles from @Tabletalk magazine to learn more about Tyndale’s enduring impact.
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