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Does Jesus Exist?
did Jesus exist?

Are there grounds to question the historical existence of Jesus of Nazareth?

The Jesus who was and is
the Jesus
      who was and is

Have you thought through the implications of the historical existence of Jesus?

Did the Jesus of the Bible exist?
Did the Jesus of the Bible exist?

Was Jesus just a great teacher who was deified after his death?

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Questions about music…

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Music, being perhaps one of the most controversial issues in Christianity today, brings up a lot of questions. Many of them deserve to be answered personally and honestly. Is bigger, louder, more majestic... better? When I listen to sacred music throughout the week, am I using it for entertainment? If I like it, does that mean I should listen to it? If I like it, does that mean I shouldn't listen to it? If I

On Sharper Iron

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It's kind of hard to express the things I felt as I read Jason Janz' article yesterday morning announcing that he is moving on and passing the leadership of SI to Aaron Blumer. Though I don't know Jason personally, I do feel a sense of comraderie with him because of the similarity of what he has done to what we are doing here at GMT and InFocus. The other thing I felt was a profound

Six reasons pastors should blog

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I'll admit it's not my title, but it sure is a good title. It's actually Abraham Piper's title and he wrote the article which you can read here. And I encourage you to do so, but if you can't, I'll give a very brief summary because this is something that I'm pretty passionate about. I think Australian pastors need to blog. I understand that not every pastor can or should blog. I understand that there

The dangers of distance preaching

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By Steven Mock The first church in Jerusalem was formed in Acts 2 when Peter preached a powerful, Spirit-filled, convicting message. God used Peter’s words to convert 3,000 people who were baptized and started meeting together. Verse 42 tells us they had four priorities as a local church: the apostles’ teaching, fellowship, the Lord’s Supper, and praying. All four of these priorities are important but the apostles’ teaching is probably mentioned first because it was