by ccpwebteam | Apr 30, 2014 | Culture
Gil Trusty passed me this article by author Eric Metaxas which challenges us to think hard about how we feel about cultural events such as the recent Noah movie. The whole thing is good, so I decided to repost it in its entirety. Enjoy: In 532 A.D., a series of riots...
by ccpwebteam | Apr 29, 2014 | Missions
I love to promote and spread the stories of people in the “Young Adults” age who are abroad serving the Lord. One of our friends (and Young Adults fellowship members) on the mission field is Julianne Heilman, serving in Entebe, Uganda. If you aren’t...
by ccpwebteam | Apr 28, 2014 | Announcements
Tonight we’ll have Scott Cunningham, who is an assistant pastor at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa and director of the School of Worship at CCCM as well. He’ll be here to lead worship and share with us, along with two of his daughters, Madison and Rileigh, who...
by ccpwebteam | Apr 24, 2014 | Academic, Theology
In this post I wanted to highlight a couple of resources that are helpful if you’d like to study the bible’s teaching on evil and original sin. I discovered them a couple months ago, and, even though they are pretty dense and academic–so you might...
by ccpwebteam | Apr 22, 2014 | Biblical History, Meditations
Why did Methuselah live so long? Nathan Busenitz says it’s all because of God’s mercy: A Short Reflection on the Man Who Lived the Longest Anyone who’s ever played Bible trivia knows that Methuselah lived longer than anyone else. He died at the ripe old...
