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Repentance: the Lost Doctrine of the Twenty-First Century — Reformanda

by Grant Castleberry | When I came to Capital Community Church in Raleigh, North Carolina in August of last year as its senior pastor, the elders and I thought it would be best to begin my ministry in the church with a series of eight evangelistic messages. The evangelistic sermons I preached focused on the...

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Repentance: the Lost Doctrine of the Twenty-First Century — Reformanda

When I came to Capital Community Church in Raleigh, North Carolina in August of last year as its senior pastor, the elders and I thought it would be best to begin my ministry in the church with a series of eight evangelistic messages. The evangelistic sermons I preached focused on the “new life” in

by Grant Castleberry | Like a lost, ancient city in the jungle, the doctrine of repentance has been shrouded by a new Christian message that promises hope, without a transformed life and Heaven without holiness. I do not think it is an understatement to say that the doctrine of repentance is the lost doctrine of the twenty-first century...

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“When I have night terrors, I grab the Bible”: One Veteran’s Testimony to Biblical Sufficiency — Reformanda

by Matthew Statler | My name is Matthew Statler, and this is the story of how God used the Bible to transform me. In my experience, the Word of God is sufficient for all of life—including my own life...

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The Joy and Gift of Prayer — Reformanda

by Dustin Benge | Until the third century, as far as we know, no full treatise on the subject of Christian prayer had been written. According to Eric Jay, “Christian literature of the first two centuries by no means ignores the subject of prayer. It would be difficult to cite any work by a Christian author in this period which has not...