Churches Without Chests

Sincerity and Profanity

David de Bruyn

August 22, 2017

Many pastors and Christian leaders believe they are purifying Christianity and worship when they remove…

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The Colloquial, the Casual, and the Crafted

David de Bruyn

August 15, 2017

Those who call for ‘authenticity’, ‘realness’, and ‘sincerity’, are not always sure what they mean,…

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What Titus Found in the Most Holy

David de Bruyn

August 6, 2017

When Titus attacked Jerusalem in 66-70 A.D., before ordering the Temple’s destruction, he entered the…

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Sincerely Amused

It’s a supreme irony, or perhaps a sad blindness, that the present generation is supposedly…

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Ten Mangled Words – “Authentic”

David de Bruyn

July 26, 2017

Few words roll off the modern tongue as readily or as frequently as the family…

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Christians and Critical Judgements

David de Bruyn

July 18, 2017

Most Christians are happy to accept the authority of expert opinion. What is instructive to…

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Authority, Soul Competence and Vocation

Soul competence and the priesthood of the believer are two sides of one doctrine that…

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You Elitist, You

Since this series has dealt with “mangled” words such as tolerance, freedom, and authority, I…

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Identifying Authorities

David de Bruyn

June 27, 2017

Within the avalanche of information coming at us, how do we identify true authorities in…

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Who Made You the Authority?

David de Bruyn

June 19, 2017

The explosion of information on the web has made the idea of authoritative information almost…

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