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Acts 6:4 But we will GIVE OURSELVES CONTINUALLY to prayer, and to the ministry of the word. = Acts 6:6 And the word of God increased
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Daniel Mann
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Daniel Mann
@DanielDMann
Servant of Jesus. Husband to Melissa. Daddy to four. Planted Living Hope Church Skokie, IL; Professor at Southeastern Wendell, NC; Ph.D. from Liberty U.
Wendell, NC Katılım Nisan 2009
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Me: "Did you turn in that assignment that was due last night?"
Students:
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Richard Sibbes (in his book, The Bruised Reed) refecting on the fact that regeneration does not completely solve our problem with sin.
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"Grace does not do away with corruption all at once, but some is left for believers to fight with.
The purest actions of the purest men need Christ to perfume them, and this is his office.
When we pray, we need to pray again for Christ to pardon the defects of our prayers."
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Adrain Rogers: “When God’s people have a mind to work, the devil has a mind to wreck.”
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The heroic deeds of those great [saints in Scripture…such as Peter and David] do not comfort the church so much as their falls and bruises do.
- Richard Sibbes (The Bruised Reed)
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Richard Sibbes, “There is more mercy in Christ than sin in us."
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@DrDavidLAllen Do you still take the loss of rewards view concerning the warning passages?
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Making the final edits to the Hebrews volume in the Christian Standard Commentary series for the typesetter. Excited to see this volume released in the fall. It is going to be longer than I thought—946 pages!
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Excited for @gavinortlund to join us at @WelchCollege in April. The lectures are free to attend. Come join us.
Welch College@WelchCollege
Dr. Gavin Ortlund will deliver a series of guest lectures during the 2026 Forlines Lectures at Welch College. The presentations are scheduled for April 13–14. Ortlund’s topic will be “Reasons to Be Protestant.” READ MORE: welch.edu/gavin-ortlund-…
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I am grateful to share that, this morning, I successfully defended my dissertation, and I have completed my Ph.D journey.
I guess I am now Dr. Mann.
And in the words of @pastorwebby, PhDanielDidn'tDie
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“Indeed, you do not have to attend church to be a Christian; however, it is unlikely that you will remain a Christian if you neglect to gather regularly with the church.”
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"...Although this statement is true, it is misguided and problematic on many fronts."
How should we respond to statements like these? Perhaps something like this...
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Here is my latest post at the @The_HSF about the importance of church attendance in our perseverance. Here are a few quotes from the article:
"It is not uncommon to hear someone looking for an excuse to neglect church attendance: 'I don’t have to go to church to be a Christian.'
Helwys Society Forum@The_HSF
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He understood the assignment.
Massimo@Rainmaker1973
The kids wanted to prank their dad, and he did exactly what they wished for.
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I think about this in every class.
I also think, “They may not use (or appreciate) all of this resource now but I want them to have something to come back to that will help answer their questions.”
Christopher Talbot@c_talbot
One of my goals in assigning textbooks in my classes is to help students have a decent library of books/resources once they graduate.
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Does this look like a man who is ashamed of his past life and lyrics?
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The spin in this line of reasoning is absurd.
Tim Hogan@timjhogan
I’m sorry this cannot be real
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Oh boy.
Eph 5:11 And have no fellowship with the unfruitful works of darkness... 12 For it is a shame even to speak of those things which are done of them in secret.
It's okay for KR to sing now about the shameful works of darkness (like topless dancers) to adoring fans?
Benjamin Schettler@BenSchettler
Did you miss the powerful imagery in the Kid Rock performance at the TPUSA Super Bowl Haftime Show? Kid Rock’s opening song represented a past life. One that brought fame, glamorized rebellion but ultimately left him empty and without hope. As he ended that performance a beautiful hymn was played on strings. The transition hymn signified an encounter with Christ that changed everything. Now being introduced as Robert Ritchie, he returned to the stage to sing about the Bible and the saving power of those who trust Jesus! It was a beautiful story of how God can change a life. Trust Jesus today! He is a God of second chances!
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Underrated troll tweet.
Kegan Reneau@KeganReneau
City of Seattle with two championships in less than a year So happy for them
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