The fatal habit of considering Christian morals as distinct from Christian doctrines insensibly gained strength. Thus the peculiar doctrines of Christianity went
more and more out of sight, and as might naturally have been expected,
the moral system itself also began to wither and decay,
being robbed of that which should have supplied it with life and nutriment.
– William Wilberforce
Tag: morality
Passion Points
Here are some good posts for your weekend reading:
Mark Altrogge gives us several reasons why we must rejoice always.
Thinking about sin and morality, Stephen Altrogge warns us of the danger of turning a good thing into a moral and necessary thing. And Kevin DeYoung reminds us that every sin is not the same in God’s eyes. And Joe Thorn considers what it means to die to sin.
In the midst of rising prices and a struggling economy, here are ten principles from Proverbs on money and possessions.
And as you prepare for church tomorrow, be careful to worship God, not our feelings.
Have a great Lord’s Day with your local church praising God, studying his Word, seeking him in prayer, and encouraging one another.
Next week we will begin a four week focus on prayer.
Brian J. Mikul 