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By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jan 29, 2012 in Current Issues, Devotions, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jan 29, 2012 in Current Issues, Devotions, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jan 17, 2012 in Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Oct 24, 2011 in Current Issues, Devotions, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Aug 6, 2011 in Current Issues, Features, Quotes
Myriads of professing Christians at the present day have not an idea of their own sinfulness and guilt in the sight of God. They flatter themselves that they have never done anything very wicked. They have never murdered, or stolen, or committed adultery, or borne false witness. They cannot surely be in much danger of [...]
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Aug 1, 2011 in Current Issues, Devotions, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jul 1, 2011 in Devotions, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jun 25, 2011 in Current Issues, Features, Quotes
The Church at this moment needs men, the right kind of men, bold men… We languish for men who feel themselves expendable in the warfare of the soul, who cannot be frightened by threats of death because they have already died to the allurements of this world. Such men will be free from the compulsions [...]
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jun 13, 2011 in Current Issues, Emergence Christianity, Emergent Church, Features, Quotes, Theology
Open theism arose in evangelicalism over a decade ago when evangelicals posited a God to whom one can easily relate and who is manageable in place of a God who punishes sinners for their sin. This they did by proposing a model of Christ’s atonement that was not substitutionary. To do so they adopted the model of [...]
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jun 10, 2011 in Current Issues, Features, Quotes
By Ken Silva pastor-teacher on Jun 8, 2011 in Current Issues, Features, Quotes
The Question, “What is Christianity?” has within recent years become one of the questions of popular interest of the day; it has actually attained a place upon the front pages of the newspapers and in the popular magazines. To many persons, indeed, the raising of the question seems to be a colossal piece of impertinence; [...]
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