Friday 28th of February 2020
March to Zion - Latest Content
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Written by Ben Winslett
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Monday, 20 January 2020 12:09 |
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God never intended families to be segregated in worship. In fact, God disapproves of divisions in worship because Christ is not divided. Therefore, there is "neither Jew nor Greek, bond nor free, male nor female," but all one in Christ. The simple analogy of the church being the "body of Christ" is enough to tell us this. To be a body, it has to be together.
Nothing saddens me more than to see a worship service in which the children are rounded up and led away so as not to inconvenience the rest of the congregation. Sure, there's a time for a parent to take out a fussy little one and I'm thankful we have a "cry room" for such occasions (complete with speakers and a TV feed so mom or dad misses nothing). But children belong in worship. Scripture says preaching is powerful. Reading from a story book, playing a game, or hearing a talk in a separate room isn't the same.
I want the little ones to hear the name Jesus early and often. I want the hymns to be etched into their little minds. I want them to learn the reverence of God's house. Entire houses came together in worship in the New Testament. We rob our children if we segregate them. |
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Written by Ben Winslett
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Friday, 03 January 2020 13:04 |
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"Rejoice with them that do rejoice, and weep with them that weep." - Romans 12:15
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Written by David Wise
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Wednesday, 01 January 2020 15:20 |
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Psalm 1 contrasts for us two paths of life: the way of the righteous versus the way of the ungodly. This chapter describes the characteristics of both ways, and then concludes with the end for each course of life. The way of the righteous is known by the Lord; the righteous have intimate fellowship and communion with God when following God’s will in God’s way and flourish in fruitfulness. On the other hand, the final end of the way of the ungodly shall ultimately perish.
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Written by Josh Winslett
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Tuesday, 31 December 2019 11:48 |
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These commentary notes are the culmination of studies done by Joshua Winslett as he preached through the book of Habakkuk at Beulah Primitive Baptist Church in Leeds, AL. They are written in traditional commentary format and span the entirety of the book. The commentary includes a book introduction, book outline, chapter introductions, as well as comments on every verse. This commentary is written from a Primitive Baptist perspective.
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Written by David Wise
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Monday, 30 December 2019 18:32 |
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As we begin to make New Year’s Resolutions for the upcoming year in 2020, arguably no resolution is more important than a renewed commitment to the reading and study of God’s word. We hope you will embark with us on this one year Bible reading plan designed to read your Bible all the way through in the next year.
Click here to view and download a PDF of the 2020 One Year Bible Reading Plan
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Written by David Wise
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Friday, 20 December 2019 08:30 |
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Please enjoy reading the January 2020 edition of the Glad Tidings newsletter.
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