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eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
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Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
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Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my
email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Apologetics
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Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
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Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Biblical Resources
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Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Christian Worldview
-
Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Family Blogs
-
Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Gospel Blogs
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Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
Gospel-Centered Audio Sermons
-
Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
News
-
Yes, To Tell You The Truth has been Wordled.
" >Wordled
-
Please Disregard
-
Test Post
-
Hiatus
-
I am still here...
-
eucatastrophe fame, has recently joined Carolina Hope Adoption agency will be interviewed on the radio program Calling For Truth on Christian Talk 660 at 1:00p today (right now!!).
You can listen here and even download the mp3 on Calling for Truth's website later today."
>Radio Interview
-
Adrian Warnock (HT: Dave Bish)"
>News from the UK: Separation over Penal Substitution
-
Writely
"What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including me! I have been plastering quite a few documents up there!
So what can you do with Writely?
Create and edit documents you normally would create in Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect.
Save your documents in Word, RTF, HTML, and PDF formats.
Collaborate with others on the same document.
Publish documents on your blog.
Let people subscribe to that document's RSS feed.
Much more....
Google Spreadsheets
Think of the same idea as Writely but think Microsoft Excel.
Google Notebook
Google Notebook is similar to Writely, but I think the basic distinction of purpose is Writely is for formal documents and Google Notebook is more of an online pad of paper for well, notes. Although there is no spellcheck like in Writely, it's a simple way to organize and categorize your notes on various subjects. I have about 6 notebooks going on depending on the type of subjects. Very handy indeed!
Google Alerts
Have you ever wanted to or needed to research a certain subject? To help you in your pursuit of information, Google Alerts does the work for you! All you do is enter your key words/phrases and save it. Google Alerts do the rest. For instance, some of my keywords are: "gospel-centered" OR "gospel centered" -lds -mormon - that's right, the whole string of words is one entry. I want to cover my bases!"
title="Google Writely "What is Writely," you ask? Writely is an online word processor. Think of Microsoft Word or Corel WordPerfect on the web - for FREE. Recently purchased by Google, it's a resource that will greatly benefit many people- including...">Tools, Tips, and Other Must-Know Information
X-Drive (now) by AOL 5 Gig of storage of information- documents, pictures, links, and mp3s! Think of it as an online hard drive. Absolutely love it! I've been able to upload roughly 1 Gig of mp3s so far! Most are sermons I found helpful. And if you have an AOL Instant Messenger account, you can sign in with that username / password. Or create a new account. Oh, did I mention, X-Drive is FREE ??? I love that word! Gmail - Email by Google! I love Gmail. Do you keep getting tons of spam? Not with Gmail! And if one happens to get through, check a box and select "Report Spam" and whammo! It's gone, ne'er to be seen again! On a side note, you can even let Gmail host your organization's email. That's what we use with www.ebcupstate.com email. I even use it with my email address.
Don't have a Gmail account? I can hook you up (limited quantities available!)
Don't have your Bible handy when you need it? May I suggest ESV Online. I use this religiously!
Got a(n) (ever-growing) list of blogs you read all the time? Check out Bloglines. One stop shop for all your blog reading needs! Just insert your blogs' feeds and voila, it magically updates!
Two Words: Get Firefox.
It's my browser of choice. The extensions available for Firefox make it indispensable! Simply blows Internet Exploiter out of the universe. Think: Tab Browsing. Yes, I know IE 7 has tab browsing now, but Firefox has been doing it for a lot longer (and better!). Think also: Spell Checker, browser sync (syncs up your browsers from multiple PC's), Book Burro, Adblock, PDF Downloader, among many others I use every day. Oh, and for the sites you may visit that won't work without using IE (which means they are poorly coded sites!), there's IE Tab. One click and that tab in Firefox switches to IE. Another click, and that tab switches back to the trusty Firefox.
I know of some other tips and items of choice, but I must draw the line somewhere at the moment.
Enjoy!!
-
"
>(Albert) Mohler-McLaughlin Sessions
-
America is tuned in to spiritual matters but not to religious formulations. This makes it very easy to gain a hearing for what is spiritual but hard to maintain a genuinely biblical posture because that becomes a part of "religion." It is very easy to build churches in which seekers congregate; it is very hard to build churches in which biblical faith is maturing into genuine discipleship. It is the difficulty of this task which has been lost in many seeker churches, which are meeting places for those who are searching spiritually but are not looking for that kind of faith which is spiritually tough and countercultural in a biblical way (p. 119).
Into this world and this spiritual situation an amazing team of speakers is eager to speak on behalf of the risen Lord of the universe, Jesus Christ. I am honored that they were willing to come. David Wells, Professor of Historical Theology at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, will set the stage for us on the theme, The Supremacy of Christ in a Postmodern World. Don Carson, Professor of New Testament at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, will speak on "The Supremacy of Christ and Love in a Postmodern World." Tim Keller, Senior Pastor at Redeemer Presbyterian Church in New York City, will address "The Supremacy of Christ and the Gospel in a Postmodern World." Mark Driscoll, the Lead Pastor of Mars Hill Church in Seattle, will aim at the topic "The Supremacy of Christ and the Church in a Postmodern World." Voddie Baucham, the founder and leader of Voddie Baucham Ministries in Texas, will tackle the theme "The Supremacy of Christ and Truth in a Postmodern World." My own address will focus on "The Supremacy of Christ and Joy in a Postmodern World."
Our aim is to call the church to a radical and very old vision of the Man, Jesus Christ—fully God, fully sovereign, fully redeeming by his substitutionary, wrath-absorbing death, fully alive and reigning, fully revealed for our salvation in the inerrant Holy Bible, and fully committed to being preached with human words and beautifully described with doctrinal propositions based on biblical paragraphs. We love Dorothy Sayers' old saying, "The Dogma is the Drama." We think the post-propositional, post-dogmatic, post-authoritative "conversation" is post-relevant and post-saving.
We would like to worship this Christ with you. That is what we plan to do: speak, think, pray, and worship the supreme Christ. I hope you consider coming.
For the glory of Jesus Christ,
John Piper"
title="Invitation from John Piper Dear friends, When I read David Wells' new book, Above All Earthly Pow'rs: Christ in a Postmodern World (Eerdmans, 2005), I knew I wanted to build the Desiring God National Conference around the message of this...">DGM National Conference 2006 - Invitation from John Piper
Check out the promotional video - click for Broadband - click for Dialup.
