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The first Sunday of each month I will be recording sermons from church history for a series called Dead Men Preaching. A great, though still difficult, truth! New article: How Accurately Do You Remember the Exodus Story? So far, I have found @readablebible to be an excellent resource. While I have not read through the whole of this Bible, Exodus contains a little bit of all the formats, making it a great sample of the whole of Scripture. Twelve-ish years ago, I painted the walls of my room a shade of green called "Blarney Stone" and topped things off with dark brown trim. I think it took @blakemoore92 three or four coats of paint to cover it up once I moved out and he moved in. Where There Are No Oxen | Proverbs 14:4 Imagine with me the great benefit that might come from fathers and mothers or older saints using these three books as guide for discipling young men and young women. Concluding a sermon is always a bitter-sweet affair. A few weeks ago, I placed my books on the Gospel of Mark back on the shelf, replacing them with books on Exodus. The generational sway toward faithfulness or unfaithfulness was not a principle for Israel alone but for all people throughout all of time. A generation devoted to God’s Word fostered the classical period of arts. Another rejected God’s Word and set the ground for a cultural rejection of truth, the celebration of castrating children, and clinical suicide. Those are certainly two extreme examples, yet we should consider them as a real-life parable for us to learn from. Each of our lives is a seed sown into the ground that will yield a harvest for the coming generations. The only question is whether the harvest will be of righteousness and beauty or of wickedness and destruction.

Parting Counsels | A Sermon from Thomas Watson - Rooted & Unwithered

The first Sunday of each month I will be recording sermons from church history for a series called Dead Men Preaching. I recorded a reading of this sermon by Thomas Watson back in 2020 whenever our church read through Heaven Taken by Storm together. Titled “Parting Counsels”, Watson delivered this message to his church after the Act of Uniformity ejected him from the pastorate. The best place to read this and other sermons from this time is Sermons of the Great Ejection from the Puritan Paperback series. For more sermons and resources for knowing and loving God's Word, visit bcnewton.co
  1. Parting Counsels | A Sermon from Thomas Watson 45:29
  2. How Accurately Do You Remember the Exodus Story? 09:24
  3. Rooted & Unwithered: Meditating Through Psalm 1 02:50
  4. Judging the Gods | An Exodus Excursus 07:26
  5. Rethinking the Relationship Between Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, & the Song of Songs 10:50
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