Showing posts with label very best bites. Show all posts
Showing posts with label very best bites. Show all posts

21 November 2011

the gospel goes further than forgiveness

Christianity is more than just Jesus dieing to forgive you for your sins.
Ted Hamilton. 

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2 mins

18 November 2011

13 October 2011

13 April 2011

the "assumed" gospel

The dangers of assuming everyone already has a clear understanding of the gospel and moving on to other topics.  Trust me, this happens at your church. (almost indubitably)
DA Carson


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1:30 mins

31 March 2011

a play with act four missing

Another helpful answer the question "What does God want me to do with my life?"
Issues Etc

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2 mins

17 February 2011

two law & gospel applications

How to rightly apply the law and the gospel. Great stuff from Evan Goeglein of Table Talk Radio.

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1:20 mins

07 February 2011

20 January 2011

i cant forgive myself

The real God is the only one who forgives.......
Tim Keller

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3:30 mins

12 August 2010

the carrot story

A fantastic Charles Spurgeon illustration retold here by Tim Keller.

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3 mins

04 May 2010

widows mite

A great soundbite from John Macarthur at the recent Together for the Gospel conference.

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1 min

06 June 2009

thats not fair

This is a really, really great illustration of God's grace, fairness and justice from RC Sproul.

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9 mins

27 April 2009

no such passage!

Dennis Johnson on preaching Christ from the old testament.
Take The Stand.

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2 mins

11 March 2009

09 February 2009

forget about it

Brian Wolfmueller on Issues Etc doing what he does best!

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2 mins

16 November 2008

young larcenist hearts

Just one of the great stories told in the fantastic book Shepherding a Childs Heart by Tedd Tripp. (Audio version natch!)

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2 mins

10 November 2008

09 September 2008

why wasnt Jesus punished eternally?

A question you may have thought about - If we are punished eternally for our sin, then why didnt Jesus have to suffer eternally to pay the full price sin deserves?
Here Wayne Grudem provides a good answer.

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2 mins