The Narrow Path Ministries

Since no one's answering the question... Jill, visit this page and it explains the 4 spiritual laws... http://www.campuscrusade.com/fourlawseng.htm It's not the way I would present the gospel, but it's pretty standard fare to explain to a non-Christian what the "fundamentals" of faith in Christ are ...

Uhh - future?

The beautiful thing is that we will have covered much of the entire bible's moral teaching just with the scriptural cross-references connected to the sermon on the mount. So, yes - only two chapters, but so much more.

Those are definitely the favorite approaches of today's "neo-Reformed" I think. I think they have a place, but from my perspective I don't think it gets you very far with a certain type of unbeliever. I think they like it because it appeals to those they would consider the "elect." In one sense, I ...

Just an update -- we're in week 4 of our study, and have made it to Matthew 5:7 (blessed are the merciful). If you want to follow along, audio and handout questions are posted here: http://www.duphorne.com/sotm If you do "RSS" or "podcasts", the feed (for Steve's audio and my pdfs) is http://www.dup...

Free download for a while at http://www.garythomas.com/-- I'm reading it and have some thoughts - would love to hear yours.

This man preaches at our church frequently.

Make sure it's the Bruxy Cavey sermons you catch from The Meeting House -- there are other teachers, but he's the best... Here's a sampling of the sort of series he does... The Irreligious Christ What if God himself was to make a personal appearance on planet earth? And what if he came to offer us a...

You might enjoy this.. Bruxy Cavey, author of "End of Religion" and teaching pastor at Canada's The Meeting House. http://www.themeetinghouse.ca Go to tab "Teaching" or iTunes Videocast here... http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=143889873 iTunes Podcast here... http://i...

Just don't try to "poke" me (whatever that means).

(he never recovered the money he had foolishly dispensed), but he was given a robe and a ring, and restored to his father for the remainder of his days. I wonder if what we squander isn't lost by the whole kingdom -- neither the prodigal nor his dad recovered the lost money, but the prodigal presum...