Preacher of His glorious gospel, husband to Ivonne, father to Iain and Christopher
Port Arthur, TX
Joined December 2008
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Jonathan Murdock retweeted
This is not Reformed Baptist Orthodoxy @RefugeUtah. This is evil.
Ephesians 5:11–14:
Take no part in the unfruitful works of darkness, but instead expose them. 12 For it is shameful even to speak of the things that they do in secret. 13 But when anything is exposed by the light, it becomes visible, 14 for anything that becomes visible is light. Therefore it says,
“Awake, O sleeper,
and arise from the dead,
and Christ will shine on you.”
Jonathan Murdock retweeted
I’m not enough. I don’t have everything together. And I don’t need anyone to tell me about my potential.
I need to know about the One who is all sufficient. The One who shed His blood for my sins. The One who died and rose again. The One who credits me with His righteousness.
Q: From a WCF Covenant Theology how does baptism “the sign and seal of the NC” not become null and void when applied to one that is not circumcised of heart in light of Rom. 2:25-29?
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This guy keeps spitting 🔥
Clark lacks self-awareness.
He is a Congregationalist, rejecting a state church. He believes the visible church consists of communicant members who profess saving faith (visible saints), together with their children. That's Congregationalism, not historic Presbyterianism.
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Jonathan Murdock retweeted
"The preacher may not personally know a single member of the crowd, and yet he may draw closer to each one than an intimate friend, because preaching is the most impersonal and yet most personal exercise conceivable."
-Peter Masters, Physicians of Souls: The Gospel Ministry, 35.
Here is Flavel contra Piper: I will put my fear in their hearts, that they shall not depart from me” (Jer.32:40). That is a different kind of fear from the one that startles you. God promises to put it in you not to shake and undermine your assurance, but to guard and maintain it
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If pedobaptist believe that the old covenant and the new covenant are the same but different administrations, does the blood of the old covenant(Exodus 24:8) have the same effect as the blood of the new covenant(1 Corinthians 11:25)?
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Please pray for this sweet family as they walk through a very difficult time and consider giving. They just lost their 22 year old son. waygiver.com/campaigns/3201
I’ve been waiting for this one!!
My new book with Dr. Sam Waldron, Theonomy Old and New goes on presale today from G3 Press. Check it out at the link in the post below.
“Theonomy or Christian Reconstructionism has seen a revival in the last decades. Theonomy Old was led by Rousas Rushdoony, Gary North, and Greg Bahnsen. It taught in the words of Bahnsen, “the abiding validity of the Mosaic law in exhaustive detail. Sam Waldron provides an eschatological and ethical critique of theonomy’s postmillennialism and ethical peculiarities and deviation from the Reformed tradition. Tom Hicks takes up the popular phrase characteristic of Theonomy New. Theonomy New speaks of itself as a “general equity theonomy” in an attempt to clothe itself in confessional language. Hicks provides a critique of this phraseology and shows that its intent is neither biblical nor confessional.”
Jonathan Murdock retweeted
My new book with Dr. Sam Waldron, Theonomy Old and New goes on presale today from G3 Press. Check it out at the link in the post below.
“Theonomy or Christian Reconstructionism has seen a revival in the last decades. Theonomy Old was led by Rousas Rushdoony, Gary North, and Greg Bahnsen. It taught in the words of Bahnsen, “the abiding validity of the Mosaic law in exhaustive detail. Sam Waldron provides an eschatological and ethical critique of theonomy’s postmillennialism and ethical peculiarities and deviation from the Reformed tradition. Tom Hicks takes up the popular phrase characteristic of Theonomy New. Theonomy New speaks of itself as a “general equity theonomy” in an attempt to clothe itself in confessional language. Hicks provides a critique of this phraseology and shows that its intent is neither biblical nor confessional.”
Jonathan Murdock retweeted
One of the best sermons I've ever heard on evangelism. 3 years ago at our church from Pastor Randall Easter. The fruit is still coming forth in my own life and in our church.
providencebaptistar.com/imi_…
God will never be pleased, can never be pleased, with anything other than piety that flows from Christ in us the hope of glory.
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Please give this a listen: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
This may be the best podcast I have listened to this year! @Petty_France this was beautiful brother! Thank you! I can’t wait to read the book!
Im pretty excited about tomorrow Hebrews 6:11)! The work of the preacher must be to lead God's people to hope. It is the reason for the soft and hard exhortations. Hope is what carries us while we are here.
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I was listening to the talks from your conference and wondered if here this man is calling groups to go against the elders of a church to reform the church? @New_Christendom @Brian_Sauve Thanks!
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If you want to know how deep the convictions go of the Moscow crowd see how fast their opinion of Mohler changed from just a couple years ago with a handshake. #dontbuywhattheyareselling
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I do not typically do this, but here is a sermon I preached at our church this passed Wednesday about God being our refuge: tinysa.com/sermon/6142416443… I pray it will encourage you!
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