Christian, Husband, Father, Lead Pastor at Holdenville FBC, OSU Cowboy, @MBTS Alum, love The Church, enjoy preaching and studying
Holdenville, OK
Joined February 2012
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James Poulain retweeted
GIVEAWAY
We have spent decades fortifying doctrines like inerrancy or justification, meanwhile we are experiencing Trinity drift. No longer can we afford to compromise this foundational doctrine.
Help me retrieve biblical orthodoxy.
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My truth is subjective b/c it’s limited. My truth can be entirely or partially aligned with error. I shouldn’t live my life with my truth as my standard.
I must submit my truth to an objective standard. The objective standard is the Word of the one who personifies truth, God.
James Poulain retweeted
Please, please pray. I regret to inform you that @LifeWay has gone back on their word and will continue with their lawsuit against @ThomRainer. Will you help? Please sign. change.org/p/trustees-of-lif…
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we keep praying for “things to go
back to normal”.
what if the last thing the Lord wants
is for us to “go back to normal”?
our greatest need isn’t normal,
it’s renewal.
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The greatest need of the hour is a revived and joyful church... Unhappy Christians are a poor recommendation for the faith ... the exuberant joy of the early Christians was one of the most potent factors in the spread of Christianity.
— D.M. Lloyd-Jones, 1964
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As we wait for society to return to something-like-normal, I want to plead with you: Don’t just make it through this time. Redeem this time. Don’t waste your quarantine. buff.ly/2w39RiI
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Oh that these days would not be merely endured but that a Holy desire for God will be ignited in the hearts of our people and that the flame would revive us. @GoRedemption
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In every century, in this century, in the next century, the Passion is what it was in the first century, when it occurred; a thing stared at by a crowd. It remains a tragedy of the people; a crime of the people; a consolation of the people; but never merely a thing of the period.
James Poulain retweeted
Spurgeon: “When you go through a trial, the sovereignty of God is the pillow upon which you lay your head.”
James Poulain retweeted
If sin took down Samson, the strongest man, Solomon, the wisest man, and David, the man after God’s heart, then it can outsmart, overpower, and overcome you too.
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There are few pleasures sweeter than singing "It Is Well" and "All I Have Is Christ" with only a piano and 12,000 voices. #T4G18
James Poulain retweeted
Memorizing the Bible is not for extraordinary Christians, but for any Christian at war with their sin and in wonder of their Savior. youtube.com/watch?v=oRdTNTLO…
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It’s right to cry out in grief when you’ve suffered loss, but know that the One you cry to is not distant and uninvolved, but, by grace, is present and active.
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Guilty, vile and helpless we, spotless Lamb of God was He. Full atonement can it be? Hallelujah! What a Savior.
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If you “give an answer” without “gentleness and reverence” you are twisting the Scriptures.
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The Bible kind of rains on our parade when we start talking about "following our heart."
