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    The Reformed Holiday Gift Guide (Missional Wear)

    This sponsored post was prepared by Missional Wear. Welcome to the 2015 Reformed Holiday Gift Guide. Are you looking for that perfect gift for the theologian in your life? We’ve got you covered with everything you’ll need to get them grinning ear to ear! For over five years, Missional Wear has been producing reformed theology…

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    Christian Leaders: It’s Time for More Content Ministry

    This sponsored post was prepared by GradLime. If you’re a pastor or nonprofit leader, you already know that you need to find a way to reach more people online. “Reaching people” can take many forms: … whatever the need is, you know that there’s got to be a way to meet it, and that it’s…

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    Reformed Presbyterian Theological Journal

    This sponsored post was prepared by Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary. For a number of years, the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary (RPTS) considered the advisability of adding to the growing number of professional theological journals. Earlier this year, the faculty concluded that it was time to contribute in this arena. With two editions already published and…

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    The Story of Philosophy

    This sponsored post was prepared by John M. Frame. The history of philosophy (and of theology, which closely parallels it) is pretty exciting when you look at it through the lens of God’s Word. It challenges Christians today to resist the fashionable trends of secular thought, to resist temptations to compromise the truth for the…

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    Christians and the New Sexual Orthodoxy

    President Obama was correct when he said the Supreme Court’s gay marriage decision landed like a thunderbolt. The decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, which legalized gay marriage nationwide, is indeed a watershed in our national life. Although a majority of Americans now support gay marriage, many of us regard this decision as a moral and…

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    Why the Reformation Study Bible?

    At Ligonier, we’re confident in the power of the Word of God to convert sinners and equip Christians for every good work. We want the gospel to go forth to every nation, even if some may take that gospel and twist it to their own ends. But we want the people of God to grow…

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    Don’t Leave Jesus Behind

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dennis Johnson. You may have heard passionate advocates and ardent critics debate “Christ-centered biblical interpretation” and wondered what the fuss is about. Why is it important to read the Bible as a unified story of God’s one redemptive plan, climaxing in Christ and his mission? Why should we read…

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    Dry and Stale?

    Has your pastoral ministry become dry and stale? Do you sense a need for reinvigoration and renewal? Do you need some intensive and concentrated time in the Word? Perhaps the Doctor of Ministry program, Strengthening Ministry in the Kingdom of God at the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh can help address some of these…

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    A Large Need for Small Congregations

    This sponsored post was prepared by Matt Heerema of MereChurch. Without question, over the last decade the Internet has become the most important tool for communication within a community and to the world at large. Web sites, social media, effective use of email, and other such tools are a vital part of a church’s outreach.…

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    Learn More in Less Time

    Have you ever wanted to read more quality Christian books but couldn’t seem to find the time? Have you ever been frustrated purchasing a book only to discover that it wasn’t as rewarding as you had hoped? Now, thanks to Books At a Glance, you’ll be able to read and learn MORE…in less time because…

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    The Myth of Faith Versus Reason

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dr. Craig Biehl of PilgrimsRock.com. Are You Rattled or Ready?Have you ever been told, “you have faith but I trust reason and science”? Does the suggestion that you believe fairy tales while unbelievers stand on facts and solid intellectual ground bother you? Can you easily answer the claim and…

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    A Biblical Perspective on Time

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dr. C. J. Williams, Professor of Old Testament Studies at RPTS. In a continuing series, professors from the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary share some thoughts that are on their hearts. It’s amazing how regimented modern life is. Busy schedules demand precise organization, and we can hardly conceive of a…

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    Why Do You Need a Fighting Faith?

    This sponsored post was prepared by Aimee Byrd. Bruce Lee isn’t exactly someone we would think of as a Christian role model. He was an atheist. But he said something about the martial arts that reminds me so much of the exhortation to persevere in Hebrews 10:23. Behold Bruce Lee’s wisdom: “I fear not the…

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    Your Church Needs a Great Website

    This sponsored post was prepared by Matt Heerema of MereChurch. Dear Church Leader, YOUR CHURCH NEEDS A GREAT WEBSITE Your site is your new front door and church lobby. Newcomers will visit website before showing up in person in order to help them feel oriented to your congregation. They will form a first impression that…

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    Three Things Jesus Never Told to Make Disciples

    This sponsored post was prepared by smallgroup.com. The words are as indelible as any ever recorded: “Go, therefore, and make disciples of all nations…” That’s how Jesus closed the whirlwind of events and emotions that surrounded His trial, execution, the three days of hopelessness, and His resurrection. But these words weren’t so much as an…

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    Raising Real Kids, Not Fakers

    This sponsored post was prepared by Nicholas McDonald. I’ve been in youth ministry for nearly 7 years, and I’ve ministered to droves of parents and students. I could tell you all kinds of stories – good, bad, redemptive, hilarious, and heart-breaking. As I’ve surveyed these interactions, however, a single summarizing word comes to mind: “shocked”.…

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    Ancient Greek for the Digital Age

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dr. Jack Kinneer, Adjunct Professor of New Testament Studies and Director of the Doctor of Ministry Program at Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary. Learning Greek has traditionally been one of the most challenging subjects in a seminary education, sure to bring hours of blood, sweat, and tears to even the…

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    Disenchanted with Islam: The Spiritual Impact of ISIS

    This sponsored post was written by Daniel Abraham of Avant Ministries. Breaking the Myth of Islam What is religion? Many people may think they know the answer, but in the halls of academia the term religion has several definitions. One of these definitions I subscribe to is a functional definition by the theologian Paul Tillich…

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    Stealing from God

    This sponsored post was prepared by Dr. Frank Turek. What if your best reasons to doubt God show that He actually exists? What if atheists, properly understood, are actually unwitting apologists for the God they reject? That’s exactly what I unpack in my new book Stealing from God: Why atheists need God to make their…