I must follow, if I can


Pursuing it with eager feet / Until it joins some larger way
  • The Resurrection of Believers: Already and Not Yet

    By Aaron Lord
    Richard Gaffin, quoted by Rev. Kim Riddlebarger in A Case for Amillenialism: The unity of the resurrection of Christ and the resurrection of believers is such that the latter consists of two episodes in the experience of the individual believer—one which is already past, already realized [e.g. Col. 2:12: “having... [Read More]
  • True Saints or Hypocrites?

    By Aaron Lord
    “True saints have their minds, in the first place, inexpressibly pleased and delighted with the sweet ideas of the glorious and amiable nature of the things of God. And this is the spring of all their delights, and the cream of all their pleasures: it is the joy of their... [Read More]
  • "My kingdom is not of this world…"

    By Aaron Lord
    You may remember my recent post about the “Evening of Eschatology” at Bethlehem Baptist. Justin Taylor posted recently on What You Must Believe if You Are a Premillennialist, and included a lengthy chapter (really too long for a blog post) reprinted from a Sam Storms work-in-progress. Then Jim Hamilton posted... [Read More]
  • Eschatology Panel at Bethlehem Baptist Church

    By Aaron Lord
    John Piper asked some teachers to remain after the Desiring God conference for a panel discussion on the three views of the millennium in Revelation 20. The audio, video, etc., can be found here. Sam Storms argues the amillennial view based on Paul’s description of the abolishment of death in... [Read More]
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  • Christianity and Popular Culture

    By Aaron Lord
    This episode of The White Horse Inn from September 20 is a must-listen: Christianity and Popular Culture (it’s actually a rebroadcast from 12 years ago). Michael Horton and his guest Ken Myers offer a poignant and precise critique of the “Christian” industry ghetto, with its second-rate rock stars and cheesy... [Read More]
  • Chuck Smith on avoiding the reign of antichrist

    By Aaron Lord
    Maybe you don’t want to accept Jesus Christ and would rather go the hard way [i.e., through the seven-year tribulation]. You’ll have to find some means of surviving for seven years without depending on this corrupt society. This society will be totally taken over by the Antichrist. No one will... [Read More]
  • MacArthur on the Dangers of Innovation

    By Aaron Lord
    Here is John MacArthur speaking about the use of Bible commentaries by (long) dead writers, from a message last winter called “The Consequences of Non-Expositional Preaching, Part 2”: In preparation for Mark, I think I've read about 30 commentators... Most of them are dead writers. Because I honor the work... [Read More]
  • A sure sign that you are a spiritual prig

    By Aaron Lord
    Beware of allowing yourself to think that the shallow concerns of life are not ordained of God; they are as much of God as the profound. It is not your devotion to God that makes you refuse to be shallow, but your wish to impress other people with the fact... [Read More]
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