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Against the Flow: The inspiration of Daniel in an age of relativism

by John C. Lennox

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Aug 11, 2016 12:44AM

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The Trellis and the Vine: The Ministry Mind-Shift that Changes Everything

by Colin Marshall

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Building a Discipling Culture

by Mike Breen

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Dec 11, 2015 01:32PM

“Redemption is participatory, not imitative. It is grounded on grace appropriated through faith, not merely on obedience. Spiritual life flows out of union with Christ, not merely imitation of Christ.”
― Richard F. Lovelace, Dynamics of Spiritual Life: An Evangelical Theology of Renewal

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“the Book of Common Prayer says what Scripture says. It uses the same straightforward, radical, striking language as Scripture does, in associating the blessings with baptism; and then, like Scripture, it proceeds to insist that the outward signs are conditionally efficacious, being moral instruments of spiritual benefit.”
― John R.W. Stott, The Anglican Evangelical Doctrine of Infant Baptism

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“In both of these verses, the primary reason we can finish well is not because we possess some great skill. It is because God is able to protect us.”
― Ajith Fernando, Joyful Perseverance: Staying Fresh through the Ups and Downs of Ministry

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“The outward signs proclaimed one thing to them, but found no response in their hearts, and no reflection in their lives. They”
― John R.W. Stott, The Anglican Evangelical Doctrine of Infant Baptism

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“Article 27 begins by speaking of baptism, without any reference to the age of the candidate. Its concluding sentence affirms that the baptism of young children is in anywise to be retained as conformable to the mind of Christ in the matter. There is no suggestion that the baptism mentioned in the last sentence is any different from that which is defined at the beginning. Rather the inference would be that the subject is the same throughout, and that, doctrinally, the age of the candidate is a matter of indifference.”
― John R.W. Stott, The Anglican Evangelical Doctrine of Infant Baptism

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