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The Saturday Post(s)

Posted on July 26, 2014 by Dana Dill

A Lustful Man Doesn’t Want a Woman. I appreciate Lewis’ comments on  what a lustful really wants and how that isn’t a woman. How to (And Not to) Minister to Families Battling Cancer. “Reflecting on our past and present experience … Continue reading →

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The Saturday Post(s)

Posted on May 3, 2014 by Dana Dill

Jesus, You Are Enough. Great article with a great challenge. “I’m challenged myself as I gaze around my room at the heaps of stuff – some of it useful, some of it decorative, some of it of sentimental value, some … Continue reading →

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If Jesus Died for Our Sins, Why Do We Still Die?

Posted on April 15, 2014 by Dana Dill

In his book, Christ-Centered Preaching, Bryan Chapell shares: Donald Grey Barnhouse, a famous bible teacher from the 1950’s, lost his wife to cancer when she was in her thirties. On the way to the funeral his oldest daughter asked him, … Continue reading →

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The Saturday Post(s)

Posted on April 5, 2014 by Dana Dill

Millennials and the False Gospel of Nice. My favorite of the week. “One might argue that young evangelicals aren’t fleeing core conservative institutions, but flooding them.” What’s Wrong With Producing a Worship Experience. “The only thing of value the church has … Continue reading →

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He Took Damnation Lovingly

Posted on January 6, 2014 by Dana Dill

A few of the college gals from our church recently asked me what books I would recommend to them concerning the person of Christ. These are two particularly intelligent young women, so I recommended they work through Donald Macleod’s, The … Continue reading →

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