It is an amazing thought, "The LORD your God is in your midst...he will exult over you with loud singing.".
God sings!
I read an X (a.k.a. Twitter) post the other day by a brother in Christ, talking about Jesus singing, so I felt the need to pull this little write-up together around the context of God singing. It reminded me of a reference in the book of Zephaniah, and the end of all things.
In the first season of The Chosen, I was excited and happy to share with family and friends about this new portrayal of the Biblical life of Jesus. That is no longer the case!
Back in November 2020, I asked a simple question on this blog...... When a vaccine becomes available, will the Church; will your Church be a congregation to allow or dis-allow Saints of God to enter for worship, to join with other saints, to partake in…
Copied in full from: https://caldronpool.com/ezekieldeclaration/#read Sign the declaration here: https://caldronpool.com/ezekieldeclaration/#sign To the Honourable Scott Morrison, As Christian leaders, you should be aware that in accordance with scripture we regularly pray for “and all who are in high positions, that we may lead a peaceful and…
Jesus talked about the Kingdom of God not being from this world. He began to reveal the nature of this Kingdom, that it actually would come from amongst the people who put their faith and trust in him. Jesus answered, “My kingdom is not of…
Jesus had a lot to say about persecution concerning the Saints and at many times he spoke to the disciples and crowds that followed him about the subject. His words are also for us today as Christians. Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness'…
In the year 2020 the world has seen a majority compliance for citizens to adhere to government mandates concerning the COVID-19 Corona-virus outbreak. Fear of the disease, or fear of non-compliance is reality for many, even so now in the month of November. We are…
There are no modern Apostles, you don't lay a second foundation after the builder has started building.
As complicated as Rome's view of salvation may be, her debate with the Reformer's came down to one word: "alone". Sure, Rome believed that salvation was based upon the work of Christ, but she would not say that salvation was based upon the work of Christ alone. Christ alone, or solus Christus in Latin, may seem like a very small difference; one word! But for the Reformer's, it was all the difference in the world. Upon this one word (alone) the whole gospel depended.
Sola scriptura ("by Scripture alone") Sola fide ("by faith alone") Sola gratia ("by grace alone") Solus Christus or Solo Christo ("Christ alone" or "through Christ alone") Soli Deo gloria ("glory to God alone")