I don't go to Gloryland Nazarne Church. I don't know anybody who goes there. I know almost nothing about the church.
But the little I do know, I like.
I drive by the church regularly, and the variety of musical events they host is terrific. Last Friday, the church hosted its semi-annual Christian rock night. The flyers I saw for the event listed 5 local bands, and bragged about how loud the music would be.
The sign in front of the church is currently advertising the upcoming "spaghetti dinner and old-time gospel sing."
Hard rock one week, and a traditional gospel sing the next? A church with that much musical range must be a good church.
Good for you, Gloryland Nazarene Church.
The observations (and ramblings) of a Real Person searching for the Real God in the Real World.
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Thursday, April 04, 2013
On assurance
J.D. Greear, from his book Stop Asking Jesus Into Your Heart
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"No matter how you feel at any given moment, how encouraged or discouraged you feel about your spiritual progress, how hot or cold your love for Jesus, what you should be doing is always the same -- resting in the gospel. Rest in His finished work. That's all you can do. It's all you need to do. It's all God has commanded you to do."
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"No matter how you feel at any given moment, how encouraged or discouraged you feel about your spiritual progress, how hot or cold your love for Jesus, what you should be doing is always the same -- resting in the gospel. Rest in His finished work. That's all you can do. It's all you need to do. It's all God has commanded you to do."
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