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Author Archives: Dana Dill
The Saturday Post(s)
Here are my favorite articles from the week for your weekend reading. Warfare in the Coffee Shop. “Cosmic combat occurs every Friday morning at a coffee shop a few blocks from my home…These may look like meetings for hazelnut coffee and … Continue reading
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Tagged celebrity, christian liberty, counseling, creation, discipleship, evolution, gospel, judgment, marriage
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A Word About Worldliness
I just started digging into a little book called Worldliness which has contributions of authors under the editing hand of C.J. Mahaney. This book wastes no words in getting to the heart of the issue and I found myself mercifully challenged … Continue reading
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Tagged charles spurgeon, christian living, church, cj mahaney, evangelism, gospel, Sanctification, witness, worldliness
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What Good Are Good Works?
Where do good works fit into your Christian life? Having a hard time articulating an answer? You’re not alone. A lot of Christians don’t know how to think or feel about good works. We at least know they should somehow … Continue reading
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Tagged christian life, good works, love, obedience, Sanctification, worship
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Choosing Friends: A Most Dangerous Task
Allow me to ask three simple questions that dramatically affect your life. Who are your friends? Not the people you know at work or school and casually refer to as “friends”, but the people you are closest to. The ones you … Continue reading
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Tagged fellowship, friendship, jc ryle, proverbs, relationship, wisdom
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Grandpa God
God… When you read that, what came into your mind? When you think about God, what do you think about? It’s good and nice you believe in God, but which one? Is it anything like a grandpa god? Out of … Continue reading
A Soul Fattening Duty
Often times I meet with students who express a certain something lacking in their walk with Jesus. They are still tending to the various means of grace God has given them in corporate worship, the Scriptures, and prayer. They aren’t … Continue reading
The Saturday Morning Post(s)
I have always enjoyed the common blogger’s practice of sharing articles and posts they found interesting, so I thought I would join in on the fun here at A Pilgrim’s Friend. Each Saturday I intend to share various articles/posts I … Continue reading
Bible Verses You Cannot Obey Without Church
It is no secret that America is individualistically minded. We see ourselves as our own. We are islands. We are Mavericks, Rambos, and Jack Bauers. We live our own lives and choose our own paths. Independence is our banner. Self sufficiency is … Continue reading
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Tagged church, church discipline, fellowship, jesus, love, obedience, Sanctification, worship
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Guns, Cars, & Daughters
Voddie Baucham: It was a cold winter night. Jack was sitting in front of the fire carefully lining up the pieces from his gun cleaning kit. He had cleaned his guns before, but tonight was different; tonight the cleaning had … Continue reading
Be a Better Berean
This is a post, about a post that was meant to be a supplement for a post. Trevin Wax posted a great piece about common, yet untrue, stories or insights that preachers speak of from time to time. Some examples are … Continue reading