This is for all the pastors, would-be pastors in my family and those pastor friends of mine. A few months ago C.J. Mahaney spoke at the Together for the Gospel conference along with several other pastors such as Ligon Duncan, John MacArthur, Albert Mohler, R.C. Sproul, Mark Dever and John Piper. According to Justin Taylor […]
Why Do People Resist the Gospel? – Acts 19:21-41 part 2
Preached November 5, 2006 Why Do People Resist the Gospel? – Acts 19:21-41 part 2, PM service Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin Download MP3 http://www.archive.org/download/kevinapierpont/58-110506-Acts19-21-41pm.mp3
A mild weather day here
It’s unusual to have such a warm day here in northern Michigan in November. Taylor grilled some brats and hot dogs for our lunch today given to us by our kind neighbors before they headed down state this weekend.
Why Do People Resist the Gospel? – Acts 19:21-41
Preached November 5, 2006 Why Do People Resist the Gospel? – Acts 19:21-41 Higgins Lake Baptist Church, Pastor Kevin Pierpont Download MP3 http://www.archive.org/download/kevinapierpont/57-110506-Acts19-21-41.mp3
I know him
And by this we know that we have come to know him, if we keep his commandments. Whoever says “I know him” but does not keep his commandments is a liar, and the truth is not in him, but whoever keeps his word, in him truly the love of God is perfected. By this we […]
Free audio book – All of Grace
For those who enjoy audio books, good sermons and free stuff ChristianAudio.com has just what you want. I’ve been enjoying some of their free downloadable audio books for a few months now and the November 2006 download is C.H. Spurgeon’s All of Grace. Registration is required and you’ll need to use the coupon code NOV2006 […]
Works of Jonathan Edwards
The Works of Jonathan Edwards Online is now available and appears to be a complete resource of the writings of Johnathan Edwards. Here’s the news release:
Humble disagreement
Mark Lauterbach at the New Attitude blog shares a helpful piece for believers and the church — How to disagree (humbly). In it Mark notes these 6 ways to “disagree in a way that honors the gospel:”