Thursday, February 16, 2006
About Me
- Name: Milton Stanley
- Location: Mud Creek, Tennessee, United States
Don't be conformed to this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind so that you may be able to determine what God's will is -- what is proper, pleasing, and perfect. - Rom. 12:2
Sermon & Teaching Resources
For the best links to free online Bible commentaries for preaching and teaching, please visit Expository Links.
From Transforming Publishing
Previous Posts
- How not to preach an expository sermon
- "But, Lord, they are too large for feet..."
- Of older church members
- Preachers!
- A case for life-long learning
- A reminder on forgiveness
- What's really at stake
- Offline resources for NT exegesis
- Ten commandments for preaching
- Rediscovering lamentation
Disclaimer
Linking to a given site doesn't mean I necessarily agree with everything it says. And since this is a blog, not a sermon, I'm not being fastidious about qualifying every post. If you're a preacher of the Word, you ought to be able to separate the wheat from the chaff. If you want to see what I believe and preach, go to my sermons page:
or my other weblog:
Scripture Resources
- Bible.org
- Bible Research
- Dr. Constable's notes
- Expository Links
- Gary Everett commentaries
- Greek NT with variants
- Interlinear Greek NT
- Interlinear Hebrew OT
- Ministry Matters Library
- NT Greek lexicon
- OT Hebrew lexicon
- The Sword Project
- The Text This Week
- Working Preacher Bible commentary
- World Wide Study Bible
Sermon collections
Preaching Links
- C of C Online Preaching
- The Living Pulpit
- MoreIllustrations.com
- Preaching at Religion-Online
- Preaching Magazine
- Sermon Index
- SermonLinks.com
Friends of Transforming Sermons (Including Reciprocal Links)
Please let me know if you've linked to this page, and I'll be happy to add your link to this one.
- Adrian Warnock
- AK Pastor
- All Sufficient Christ
- Another Think
- Anti-Itch Meditation
- A Place for the God-Hungry
- Arminian Today
- As I See It Now
- Attention Span
- Because I said so
- Being Frank
- Bible X
- Biblical Learning Blog
- BiblicalStudies.org.uk
- Blog at Bree
- Blog in My Own Eye
- Blogotional
- Borrowed Light
- Broken Masterpieces
- Bryans Nonsense
- Cao's Blog
- Cerulean Sanctum
- Christian Forums
- Connexions
- Contratimes
- Cookiesdays
- Cruciform Life
- Danno's Dangerous Mind
- Doug Talks Torah
- Dr. Claude Mariottini
- Drink This Blog
- Encouraging Expository Excellence
- Expository Thoughts
- Family Dynamics Institute
- Fidler on the Roof
- 42
- Gad(d)about
- Gathering Wool
- Grace Digest
- Gratitude & Hoopla
- Heavenly Inspirations
- Holy Tornado
- Icarus Redeemed
- iFindSermons
- Impact Bible Study
- In the Clearing
- invisible footprints
- Jollyblogger
- Just Etchings
- Keep Believing Weblog
- Kouyanet
- Laboring in the Lord
- Lee Wilson's Blog
- Legere Sapere
- Living on His Word
- Mark Roberts
- Marlowe's Shade
- Milton's Daily Dose
- Mr. Standfast
- Nagid Ben Chesid
- Nathan Colquhoun
- N With Both Feet
- OKpreacher
- Paint at Play
- PamBG's Blog
- Pastor Jon's Blog
- Pete's Journal
- Placement Reflections
- preacherman
- Preacher Smith
- Preacher's Pen
- Preaching Today blog
- Promises Kept
- RazorsKiss
- Real Christian Singles
- Redeeming the Time
- Rich Johnson
- Scotwise
- Shizuka Blog
- Sites Unseen
- Soul Preaching
- Spiritual Oasis
- sprucegoose
- stoned-campbell disciple
- Stronger Church
- Sudan Watch
- Sycamore
- Talking the Walk
- Tantalizing if True
- Terry Pruitt's Blog
- textweek
- The Baptist Muse
- The Blog Prophet
- the blue fish project
- The Christian Mind
- The Digital Sanctuary
- The Gospel-Driven Church
- The Gospel-Filled Wallet
- The Gospel Union
- The Grey Shadow
- The Journey
- The LORD My Dad
- The No Kool Aid Zone
- The Pastor's Buzz
- The Storage Room
- The Thinklings
- The Truth Laid Bear
- The Upward Call
- The Virtual Preacher
- This Walk
- Thought Renewal
- Thy Word is Truth!
- Timeless Text Messages
- To Tell You The Truth
- Turning Over Tables
- Transformed Daily
- Truth Promoter
- 21st Century Reformation
- Unashamed Workman
- Under the Acacias
- Voice of Vision
- wind scraps
- Wittenberg Gate
- Worldview Church
2 Comments:
I like to have fun - and I like to be funny - - that's who I am... but let me drift a bit into the realm of serious for this comment...
we ARE "new" - not "becoming" new... that is a huge revelation when it finally hits home... Practically all of Christiandom perpetuates the thinking that we are "in the process of becoming..." which, on one hand, is true - IF we choose not to believe that we are ALREADY made new in Christ.
It's difficult to "own" this reality because every one of us sins. We keep sinning - even though we love Christ and call Him our Lord and have asked Him to dwell within us - and even though we have died and risen WITH Him - and even though when God looks at me, He SEES Christ - I still sin - sometimes. And that's why I (we) have a hard time honestly believing that we are ALREADY new...
In my book (I won't officially plug it here) I talk about holiness being an important aspect of true worship. And in talking about holiness, I comment that I see it as both a noun and a verb... it is a noun, because WE ARE HOLY (in Christ). It's a done deal. We ARE ALREADY new, in other words... but, at the same time, I think holiness is also a VERB - because even though we are brand new - it takes time for that reality to sink in - for many, it takes an entire lifetime - and during that lifetime, we make choices - hopefully we make more choices that are in line with the REAL us... the NEW us...
Perhaps this is why chubby people like myself don't lose all their weight overnight - maybe if we did, we might not REALLY view ourselves as a "thin person" - even though that would be the new reality. We sould still CONSIDER OURSELVES "chubby." (This sounds like a new blog entry over at my blog...)
I am NEW. You are NEW. We (who know Christ) are NEW! Let's believe it, celebrate it, and above all - let's LIVE IT!
Amen, Dan. We are new, and a big part of discipleship is learning to live like it. It's interesting you should mention chubbiness, because that's one of the big ways (the poor eating habits, not the fat itself) if not the biggest way I still act like the old man.
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