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In the second portion of our discussion on the Sabbath, we are discussing the reasons why we believe it was transferred from Saturday to Sunday and the significance of the feast of tabernacles in the prophecy of Zechariah 14 about the new covenant church.
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Jeremiah's Blog: forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: bornwithteeth.com
There is a lot of confusion around the fourth commandment, the command to remember the Sabbath and keep it holy. Is it still a command? Are we supposed to observe it on Saturday or Sunday? In this first part, we discuss the nature and command of the Sabbath in the Old Testament as well as what the Apostles believed about the day.
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Jeremiah's Blog: forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: bornwithteeth.com
Many Christians are under the impression that submission to governing authorities is a universal thing. The Magdeburg Confession examines when Christians are allowed or even encouraged to resist a tyrannical government. This book is an incredibly important book in both Christian and American history.
Is Christianity a religion or is it just a relationship? Is liturgical worship legalistic? What about creeds and confessions? All this and more in today's episode.
Jeremiah's Blog: forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: bornwithteeth.com
Tim is flying solo this week with one of his favorite books, "Come and Welcome to Jesus Christ" by John Bunyan. This is a thorough examination of the doctrine of Salvation and what it truly means to come to Christ in faith. Bunyan makes it abundantly clear that we can do no better than to come to Jesus Christ.
Today, we're discussing a book on raising boys who become men, Douglas Wilson's "Future Men," What a boy learns in childhood will form him into what type of man he becomes. This is a convicting book that demands self-examination. Bathed in scripture and a heart to equip parents to raise these wild little creatures known as "boys."
Christians are often known by what we are against rather than what we are for as the cliche goes. This episode was a discussion on what it means for Christians to build something that lasts as the best critique against the world.
What is the role of women in the church? Today, we are discussing the importance of well-defined leadership roles in the household and the household of God. When worship and practice are implemented God's way, there is actually great freedom and flourishing. Subvert the created order, and you have...well...problems.
Thanks to Craftsman Home inspections for sponsoring this episode. You can find out more at: https://bit.ly/2AoDNYk
Jeremiah's Blog: www.forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: www.bornwithteeth.com
Jesus bought this world with his blood. All Christians agree on this point. But what does that look like in our personal lives? What about our worship services or our place of employment? Can we make idols of our own religious practices? This book will challenge those idols and call you to return to the biblical Jesus. You know, the one who runs this place.
Pick up a copy of the book here: https://bit.ly/3f16nhU
Jeremiah's Blog: forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: bornwithteeth.com
Today we combine Born to Reign and Born to Read so we can interview the author of the books "The Gospel of the Pentateuch" and "The Gospel of the Psalms" Ben Zornes. The Old Testament is ripe with Gospel truth if only we will look for it. Jesus saw it, the apostles saw it, and so must we. Ben discusses with us the importance of utilizing the old testament from the Law to the Psalms, to the Prophets, even as New Covenant Believers.
Pick up these books on Ben's Blog at benzornes.com
Thanks to Craftsman Home inspections for sponsoring this episode. You can find out more at: https://bit.ly/2AoDNYk
Jeremiah's Blog: www.forhisreign.org
Tim's Blog: www.bornwithteeth.com
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