Revelation 19: Homesick for Heaven, lessons on power of worship
The worship of Heaven is our model and the praises of God should be the whole tone of our lives.
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The worship of Heaven is our model and the praises of God should be the whole tone of our lives.
On April 10th, 1852, under the African sun, an American passed away. He was laid to rest in a remote cemetery in Tunis, Africa. Thirty-one years later, as a gesture of gratitude from the American public, the United States sent a warship to the African coast. American hands carefully opened his grave, gathered his remains onto the battleship, and set course for his homeland.
“excatholic4christ” (Tom) was raised Catholic, lost his faith in high school, attended Mass for a while after he married and had children, and Tom tries to run down every biblical indication of the papacy, but I run rings around him, Scripture- and history-wise. He's way over his head in this area, as usual.
A commemorative plaque placed in the lobby of the Broadus Chapel at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary that the school’s president, Al Mohler, says is meant to serve as a “prominent” acknowledgment of the contributions enslaved people made in building the Louisville, Kentucky, institution is being challenged as a disappointing celebration by two outspoken black Southern Baptist ministers.
A commemorative plaque placed in the lobby of the Broadus Chapel at the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary that the school’s president, Al Mohler, says is meant to serve as a “prominent” acknowledgment of the contributions enslaved people made in building the Louisville, Kentucky, institution is being challenged as a disappointing celebration by two outspoken black Southern Baptist ministers.