The day I wrote about Judas’s Guilt I came across this clip of a Matt Chandler sermon from 2004. It seemed appropriate to share it here to further illumine our hearts and press us toward true repentance.
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The day I wrote about Judas’s Guilt I came across this clip of a Matt Chandler sermon from 2004. It seemed appropriate to share it here to further illumine our hearts and press us toward true repentance.
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First, I must confess that I’m really late in writing this review. Partly because of technical difficulties (hard to write when your laptop crashes). Mostly, though, because I noticed that it was no accident that I began reading this book during a season when I felt disconnected and dry, and I did not want to rush through the book for the sake of writing a review on time when I felt God working in me to break up hard ground and stir my affections for Him once again. I am incredibly grateful to Crossway for providing me an advanced copy of The Explicit Gospel, and for their grace and patience in waiting for me to complete the review.
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Posted in Book Reviews, Reviews
Tagged Church, Crossway, Explicit Gospel, God, Gospel, Gospel in the Air, Gospel on the Ground, Jesus, Matt Chandler
It interests me how whenever we read a story in Scripture, our first question is “What does this say about us?” when the whole of Scripture claims that the story of Redemption says much more about God than it does about humanity. To be sure, we need to ask that question, but we first need to ask “What does this say about Christ and the Gospel?”
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Posted in Bible Study
Tagged Christ, David and Goliath, Gospel, Gospel Project, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Matt Chandler, Moralism, Trevin Wax
Since I was 14 music has played a key role in my life. I never really made it into the musician world due to lack of rhythm and/or coordination, but I have always loved how music can make or break a movie, set an atmosphere, make rush hour traffic almost tolerable, and even set the mood for a church service. This can be done through instrumental pieces alone, or by compelling lyrics to drive home the message the pastor delivered. One of the things that I love about being a member of The Village Church is their commitment to not only have excellent musicians, but deep theology in the lyrics of the songs they choose when leading us in worship. Which is why I am elated about the release of their new worship album, God Of Victory.
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Tagged Christ, Christianity, Church, Church at Ephesus, Crucifixion, Divine Plan, God, God Of Victory, God’s Will, Gospel, Isaac Wimberly, Jesus, Matt Chandler, Michael Bleecker, Missional Living, Pain, Religion, Sovereignty, Suffering, The Bible, The Cross, The Village, The Village Church