http://iamjonnyking.com/2quote-the-doctor-martin-lloyd-jones/ Fri, 10 Feb 2012 04:36:56 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://iamjonnyking.com/2quote-the-doctor-martin-lloyd-jones/comment-page-1/#comment-291 Guest Post: Having a Beer… for the Glory of God! « Theology Geek NZ Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:48:38 +0000 http://iamjonnyking.com/?p=979#comment-291 [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am wondering-thinking if we have unintentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], encouraged the perception that drinking alcohol is one of the church-named “sins’ that one can not complete to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public a confusing and inconsistent Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...] [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am wondering-thinking if we have unintentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], encouraged the perception that drinking alcohol is one of the church-named “sins’ that one can not complete to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public a confusing and inconsistent Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...]

]]> http://iamjonnyking.com/2quote-the-doctor-martin-lloyd-jones/comment-page-1/#comment-290 Guest Post: Having a Beer… for the Glory of God! | MandM Sat, 17 Oct 2009 23:00:23 +0000 http://iamjonnyking.com/?p=979#comment-290 [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am wondering-thinking if we have unintentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], encouraged the perception that drinking alcohol is one of the church-named “sins’ that one can not complete to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public a confusing and inconsistent Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...] [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am wondering-thinking if we have unintentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], encouraged the perception that drinking alcohol is one of the church-named “sins’ that one can not complete to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public a confusing and inconsistent Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...]

]]> http://iamjonnyking.com/2quote-the-doctor-martin-lloyd-jones/comment-page-1/#comment-175 Having a Beer… for the Glory of God! | iamjonnyking.com Sat, 22 Aug 2009 02:46:36 +0000 http://iamjonnyking.com/?p=979#comment-175 [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am thinking that we have intentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], made the perception of drinking alcohol to be one of the church “sins’ that means one can not complete this activity to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public an addition to the Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...] [...] God, in Christ, has called us to be in the World, but not controlled by this world system.  In speaking out against excessive drinking [which is a good], I am thinking that we have intentionally, by our practice [in removing ourselves, and so not speaking from the group with more credibility, which leads to understanding], made the perception of drinking alcohol to be one of the church “sins’ that means one can not complete this activity to be accepted into the group, thereby saying that those who practice such things are unacceptable, which means we have in-effect, presented to the public an addition to the Gospel message [Read the words of Martyn Lloyd-Jones in this post]. [...]

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