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Who Can Come to Jesus? Only those... 1. Whom the Father has given to the Son 2. Whom the Father draws to the Son 3. Who Believe in the Son A sermon on John 6:36-51. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/den…

Literary structure, a biblical-theological interpretation of John's use of the OT, and consideration of what John's Gospel teaches about the Incarnation and the Trinity. My new book on the theology of John's Gospel is 40% off at Baker Book House: bakerbookhouse.com/products/618583

Well done, Colin J. Smothers. One side conveyed self-controlled reason, the other resorted to chuckling and interruptions. Truth for the win.

Paul was purposeful and careful in what he discussed in 2 Thessalonians and how he structured the material: bulletin.kenwoodinstitute.org/the-structure-…

You’re stranded on the side of the road — no cell phones, no plan. What do you do? What if God had already provided: a farmer, a home, a repair, and even a 19-inch catfish? Sometimes, his care is written into the smallest details. Do you trust him in yours?

It is Good Friday because God the Son drank the wine cup of God’s wrath down to the dregs for His people. The Son, in his human nature, bore the wrath of God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit for us and our salvation. The Son, due to the grace of union with the divine nature,

"In My Place" by Kenwood Music

Aiming for intelligibility in corporate worship: good Aiming for the lowest common denominator in corporate worship: not good But the primary aim of corporate worship is the honor and glory of God. Whatever else may be accomplished through it is up to Him.

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“It is to be lamented that we are easily dissatisfied where we ought to be content; and content where we ought to be dissatisfied… And though three feet are enough for us in the cradle, and seven in the grave, nothing can satisfy us between.” -Jay, Morning and Evening, June 19

“Perverse and foolish, oft I strayed, but yet in love he sought me. And on his shoulder gently laid, and home rejoicing brought me.” -“The King of Love My Shepherd Is”

“The so-called laws of nature are nothing more than the physical expression of the steady will of Christ.” -Jerry Bridges

John Gill on Lev 18:5/Gal 3:12: Since eternal life is a promise made before the world began, is provided for in an everlasting covenant ... & is the gift of God's grace through Christ, it seems that it never was the will of God that it should be obtained by the works of the law.

Grateful for Christianity Today's review of "Reading the Psalms as Scripture": christianitytoday.com/2025/08/readin…

Thanks to Blake Adams for this thoughtful, informed, stimulating piece that captures what Matt Damico were trying to accomplish in Reading the Psalms as Scripture (Lexham Press).

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Excellent. As I've warned people coming to our church, the folks who come in "highest" about us often have the farthest to fall. As in relationships, you eventually have to graduate from the infatuation phase into real faithfulness. Or things will get ugly.

Listen to Mitch.

Either the Lord will be our stability, or there will be no stability. There are no other options. "He will be the stability of your times, abundance of salvation, wisdom, and knowledge; the fear of the Lord is Zion's treasure." -Isaiah 33:6