The Cripplegate
for a new generation of non-conformists
Perry Noble replied to the controversy addressed below with his own blog post. In it he apologized for what he said about the Hebrew word for "command." The post below is not edited in light of that, …
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We have turned the calendar to begin another year. It's 2015. Beginning another year is often a good time to pause and reflect on Moses' prayer: "So teach us to number our days, that we may present to …
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There are two reasons churches need to have clear teaching on human sexuality (sexual attraction, sexual identity, gender distinctions, etc). The first is because this is an issue which Scripture …
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Now and then, it’s good to stop and bask in the kindness of God with respect to what we have been given in the Bible. It is the word of God. God has spoken. God has spoken. And it’s all here in Holy …
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Expository preaching is important. This is especially true for local churches and those who shepherd them. Without a deep commitment to expository preaching in the pulpit, it's difficult to imagine a …
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For our proud confidence is this: the testimony of our conscience, that in God-given simplicity and sincerity, not in fleshly wisdom but in the grace of God, we have conducted ourselves in the world, …
