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A Pastor’s Reflections: Going Against the Grain

VFT
When you go to church what do you hope to get out of the sermon? This is a question we should ask ourselves on a regular basis. I think most people rightly want to be edified, encouraged, and comforted. There are plenty of circumstances in life that cause us to…
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October 11, 2016
Practical Studies, Pastoral Ministry, A Pastor's Reflection Series, Worship, Systematic Theology, Sanctification, The Christian life, Worship

A Pastor’s Reflections: Evaporating Evening Worship

VFT
One of the things that I’ve noticed over the last ten years is, more and more Reformed churches are letting the evening worship service fall to the wayside. Churches either drop the service all together, or turn it into a Bible study, or perhaps only have one evening worship service…
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May 10, 2016
Practical Studies, Pastoral Ministry, A Pastor's Reflection Series, Worship, Systematic Theology, The Christian life, Worship

The Primary Purpose of the Church

VFT
Foreign missions is undoubtedly one of the primary tasks of the church. After all, it was Christ who commanded his church to evangelize the nations in the Great Commission.  Moreover, we know that the apostle Paul was one who had a great zeal for missions.  But if we were to…
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April 11, 2012
Practical Studies, Missions, Preaching, Worship, Systematic Theology, Salvation, The Christian life, Worship