Related to yesterday’s sermon, watch this video and here Alice Cooper talk about how to love your wife. The 2:00 minute mark is when he answers that question in particular:
(HT: Challies)
by Phil Auxier
Related to yesterday’s sermon, watch this video and here Alice Cooper talk about how to love your wife. The 2:00 minute mark is when he answers that question in particular:
(HT: Challies)
by Phil Auxier
Today’s sermon, Lordship for Husbands, from Colossians 3:19 is now online. The sermon sought to flesh out the implications of Jesus being Lord for the husband. It seems that the compelling vision of Colossians 3:17 where we read that whatever we do in word or deed, we are to do all in the name of the Lord Jesus is actually meant to be applied to husbands in their role as well.
So, the sermon was pretty simple with 2 ways a husband honors Jesus as Lord:
1) … by loving their wives
and 2) … by not being bitter toward their wives
To help with application, we got special permission from Focus Publications to copy Stuart Scott’s chapter The Husband’s Responsibility: Love from his book The Exemplary Husband. If you didn’t get a copy and are interested in one, let me know.
Hope you have a great week living out Christlike love for your spouse.
by Phil Auxier
(…with the husband’s responsibility as well)…
From John Piper:
Summary:
“So I would say a wife’s role is to see all that God enables her to see and then ask the Lord for wise and humble and submissive ways to share, to bring into her husband’s life her perspective on things. And it’s his job as a leader to be humbly receptive to those kinds of things and then to take action.”
(HT: Girl Talkers)
by Phil Auxier
Yes, today’s sermon, Lordship for Wives, from Colossians 3:18 is online. After calling women to submit to their husbands, talking through the distortions and pointing to how this magnifies the Lordship of Christ, we pressed through to some applications for different groups. I hope this was helpful. There is so much for us a local church to live in light of this text and what it means. I hope women were helped and looking forward to talking to the men next week in v.19.
by Phil Auxier
If not…check out this amazing resource. Here’s a promo video featuring David Platt, J.D. Grear, Scott Thomas, Elliot Grudem, Ed Stetzer and others…
“The Story” Promotional Video from The Story (ViewTheStory.com) on Vimeo.
by Phil Auxier
Happy Labor Day Weekend.
We enjoyed a great Lord’s Day this morning. The church gathered together and we sang songs exalting the Lordship of Jesus. The AM sermon, Christ: Lord of Relationships, from Colossians 3:18-4:1 is now online. The theme of the sermon was all the spheres of society in which Jesus’ Lordship is seen: marriage, family and society.
We cancel activities in the evening so people can spend time with family and friends.
Hope you had a blessed Lord’s Day as well.
by Phil Auxier
Elrond and Sheree Wedel are a young couple from our church that recently moved to Arizona to work with the Navajo Indians at a mission. In an email today, Elrond informed everyone that they now have a blog. Here’s the link:
by Phil Auxier
The new 9Marks EJournal is on Hell: Remembering the Awful Reality.
The Articles Include:
Mark Dever: Pastoral Fearmongering, Manipulation and Hell
Kevin DeYoung: There’s Something Worse Than Death
Sinclair Ferguson: What Then Shall We Preach On Hell?
Greg Gilbert: Why Hell Is Integral To The Gospel
Andy Naselli: Hellfire and Brimstone-Interpreting the NT Descriptions of Hell
Jim Hamilton: How Does Hell Glorify God?
Gavin Ortlund: Annotated Bibliography on Hell
As for me, I like to download the PDF and read it printed off in one sitting. Read it and be encouraged pastorally, biblically, and theologically in deep truth about deep truths.
by Phil Auxier
by Darrin Patrick…(the promo for his new book) and a great motivational talk for men to be men in the church…
by Phil Auxier
Here’s a fun talk between Francis Chan, Mark Driscoll and Josh Harris from the Gospel Coalition. It seems that every blog I read has linked to this today, so I thought I’d join the party…
What’s Next for Francis Chan? A Conversation with Mark Driscoll and Joshua Harris from Ben Peays on Vimeo.