In a moving tribute to R.C. Sproul’s ministry, watch this short 2 min. clip of him explaining the gospel.  You will also want to watch this short one too.

Remembering R.C. Sproul, 1939–2017 — Stephen Nichols of Ligonier has a nice trip down memory lane for Dr. Sproul and his ministry, as the founder of Ligonier.

Next Time: A Tribute To R.C. Sproul — Tim Challies writes a nice short tribute to R.C. Sproul on the day of his death.

What’s So Good about the Good News? — “The true gospel cannot be improved upon. Theologian J. Gresham Machen (1881–1937) said, ‘In the gospel there is included all that the heart of man can wish.’ What do we wish for most? Happiness.”

Born of the Virgin Mary — A good article about the miracle of Jesus’ birth—written by R.C. Sproul.

5 Days Only: MacArthur Sermon Archive 50% Off — This looks to be a good resource.

Are Christians crying wolf about mistreatment and marginalization? — A good thing worth considering as the stakes continue to increase.

Video: “Shepherd King” by Alistair Begg — The Shepherd King is who we celebrate this Christmas season.

New and Notable Books – Three-Minute Thursdays #7 — Some good books worthy of taking note and considering for 2018.

$5 Friday Books — Ligonier has some good resources for you to choose from.  They would make great Christmas gifts.

Banner of Truth Christmas Specials — You don’t want to miss this great sale.

 

 

Author

Josh Buice

Pastor Pray's Mill Baptist Church

Josh Buice is the founder and president of G3 Ministries and serves as the pastor of Pray's Mill Baptist Church on the westside of Atlanta. He is married to Kari and they have four children, Karis, John Mark, Kalli, and Judson. Additionally, he serves as Assistant Professor of Preaching at Grace Bible Theological Seminary. He enjoys theology, preaching, church history, and has a firm commitment to the local church. He also enjoys many sports and the outdoors, including long distance running and high country hunting. He has been writing on Delivered by Grace since he was in seminary and it has expanded with a large readership through the years.