Posts by Spencer DeBurgh (Page 25)

14 Seeing then that we have a great High Priest who has passed through the heavens, Jesus the Son of God, let us hold fast our confession. 15 For we do not have a High Priest who cannot sympathize with our weaknesses, but was in all points …

If you are looking for a resource to study end times, here it is. This book will be released next week. Here is Nathan’s article introducing it … … the newly released Christ’s Prophetic Plans by Moody Publishers (220 pp.) &nda…

I love, I love my Master, I will not go out free, For He is my Redeemer; He paid the price for me. I would not leave His service, It is so sweet and blest; And in the weariest moments He gives the truest rest. My Master sh…

One of the greatest works of all time was published on this day in 1678. The following appreciation was posted by Fred Sanders at the Torrey Honors Institute. Today in 1678 John Bunyan brought out the first version of the Pilgrim…

You do want me to pray for you, don’t you? Even if you don’t … I am convinced that God wants me to. So much so that I would be sinning against Him if I failed to do so (1 Samuel 12:23; Acts 6:4; Romans 1:9). I am in the ha…

I love this story. The fact that it really happened makes it hilarious. There is nothing funnier than the stuff that happens in real life. I also can’t help thinking about it as a metaphor. It is a parable about how so many of us live ou…

I don’t want to exaggerate. But this one page article about one bible verse really could make all the difference in the world in the life of this church. The author hits on the single matter than, when applied, keeps life within the church…

I just got word that Evelyn Bachman went home to be with the Lord. Do you know who she is? She is one of this church’s great cloud of witnesses. I have been here at RBC since 2001. Evelyn ‘retired’ from missionary service just befo…

This week I came across a news story we should be informed about for the purposes of prayer and appropriate civic involvement. I am indebted (again) to Albert Mohler for providing helpful insights into the issue. http://www.albertmohle…

We are discussing this book in Pastoral Staff meeting – The Hidden Life of Prayer, by David McIntyre. You can read it online here – http://www.fivesolas.com/hiddnint.htm He starts with a very simply list of what it takes to live the li…