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Culturative History
Nevertheless, this is not the whole story. Before concepts such as sin, death, alienation, redemption, restoration, etc., were ever on the historical scene, there was another more basic strand of human history—culturative history. As we will examine shortly, man was given the task to order, develop, and embellish God’s splendid creation, to realize the multifarious potentialities which were embedded within it. All of this was commanded before the fall of man into sin. All of this was an integral part of God’s “very good” creation order (Gen. 1:31). Christians, in their zeal to honor God for His abundant redemptive graces and…
Posted on Tuesday, August 31, 2010 by Pastor Jerry Owen
Constant Occasion
Because God has already laid the only foundation of our fellowship, because God has bound us together in one body with other Christians in Jesus Christ, long before we entered into common life with them, we enter into that common life not as demanders but as thankful recipients. We thank God for what He has done for us. We thank God for giving us brethren who live by His call, by His forgiveness, and His promise. We do not complain of what God does not give us; we rather thank God for what He does give us daily. And is not —Bonhoeffer…
Posted on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 by Pastor Jerry Owen
Children of Christ
Children need to be saved; children may be saved; children are to be saved by instrumentality. Children may be saved while they are children. He who said, “Suffer the little children to come unto Me, and forbid them not, for of such is the kingdom of heaven,” never intended that His Church should say, “We will look after the children by-and-by when they have grown up to be young men and women.” He intended that it should be the subject of prayer and earnest endeavor that children as children should be converted to God. —Charles Spurgeon