Doctrines in The Kitchen
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On April of 2011, I hosted a wonderful series entitles Doctrines in the Kitchen, in which many of my dear friends shared how different doctrines from the Bible had made an impact on their lives.You can find on this page the "index" to all the different posts, as well as a list of recommended resources to enrich your personal Bible study.
I pray you will find it helpful!
I pray you will find it helpful!
Under His sun and by His grace,
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"Let us remember that HUMILITY and LOVE are
the necessary fruits of our doctrines,
the highest beauty of our character, and
the guardian angels of our churches!"
John Angell James (1822)
RESOURCES:
Week One:
Posts:
Introduction - Welcome to Doctrines in the Kitchen-
Talking About Doctrine by Norma
Dig in Deeper:
ESV Study Bible (hard cover)
ESV Study Bible for Kindle
ESV Reformation Study Bible
ESV MacArthur Study Bible for Kindle
Let the Reader Understand, a Guide to Interpreting and Applying the Bible by McCartney and Clayton
Intro to Reformed Theology (only available for Kindle)
And if you just can't wait until the end of the month to start digging deep into the Word, Justin Taylor gives us a link to a great collection of "free, concise essays online from the ESV Bible in a 10-page PDF" to get started!
Christian Beliefs: Twenty Basics Every Christian Should Know. Grudem Wayne & Grudem Elliot (editors)
Systematic Theology by R.L. Dabney
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WEEK TWO:
Posts:
The Roots and Stem of My Life (Grateful for the Doctrines of God) by Becky
My Eyes were Lifted Up by Diane Lovegrove (On the Doctrine of Christ)
Bread of Angels by Elizabeth DeBarros (On Hospitality)
Doctrine is to be Believed and Lived (a post by Becky)
The Love of God by Diane Bucknell
The Light of Biblical Truth by Teresa Cassle
Dig in Deeper:
The Attributes of God by A.W. Pink
Our God by Octavius Winslow
Knowing God by J.I. Packer
Making Sense of Who God Is by Wayne Grudem
Classic Teachings on the Nature of God by R.C. Sproul
The Glory of Christ by John Owen
Our Sufficiency in Christ by John F. MacArthur
The Christian Life: A Doctrinal Introduction by Sinclair B. Ferguson
Putting Jesus in His Place: The Case for the Deity of Christ by Bowman Jr. and Komoszewski
Because the best way to learn how to be hospitable is by practicing it; Elizabeth has recommended a great "hands-on" resource, one of her favorite cookbooks: Silver Palate Cookbook 25th Ed.
The Hospitality Commands by Alexander Strauch
The Good News We Almost Forgot; Rediscovering the Gospel in a 16th Century Catechism by Kevin DeYoung
The Westminster Shorter Catechism by Williamson
The Difficult Doctrine of the Love of God by D.A. Carson
The Gospel According to Hosea: Love Divine and Unfailing by Barret
Tearing Down Strongholds: And Defending the Truth by R.C. Sproul Jr.
Practical Religion by J.C Ryle
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WEEK THREE:
Posts:
A Way Out of Sin (on the doctrine of The Mortification of Sin -Sanctification-)
Why I Love the Doctrines of Grace by Christina Langella Christina is hosting a special giveaway of a must read (specially if you are not familiar with the Doctrines of Grace) We will be announcing the winner next Tuesday, April 19 (enter you name on her original post -click here-)
On the Doctrine of Imputation by Persis
Seek God, Not Joy by Elizabeth Prentiss
In This I Rest by Lisa Spence (On the Doctrine of the Sovereignty of God)
Children in the Kitchen: Teaching Doctrine to the Littles by Trisha Poff
Dig in Deeper:
The Secret Key to Heaven: The Vital Importance of Private Prayer by Puritan author Thomas Brooks
The Mortification of Sin by John Owens
Christ Our Sanctification, edited by John Hendryx (only ebook format available)
The Doctrines of Grace: Rediscovering the Evangelical Gospel by Boice and Ryken
Putting Amazing Back into Grace by Horton (2nd Ed)
The Sovereignty of God by Pink
Living for God's Glory and Introduction to Calvinism by Joel R. Beeke
You can read a great summary on what Imputation is over at Rebecca-Writes (click here)
A Quest for Godliness: The Puritan Vision of the Christian Life by J.I. Packer
A Place for Weakness: Preparing Yourself for Suffering by Horton
Spiritual Parenting by Spurgeon
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WEEK FOUR
Posts:
The Safe Place by Elizabeth Prentiss
On Total Depravity: The Place to Start by Becky
Why I Call Him Savior: On the Doctrine of Limited Atonement by Everyday Mommy.
The Author of Hope by Elle who blogs at A Complete Thought
A Guide to Bible Study (Borrowed words: Harvey Newcomb)
God's Providence in Life by Nancy Wilson
Learning to Count Trials a Joy by Kim Shay
Dig in Deeper:
The Doctrine of Repentance by Thomas Watson
By Grace Alone: How the Grace of God Amazes Me by Sinclair B. Ferguson
Too Good to Be True: Finding Hope in a World of Hype by Michael Horton
Heading for Heaven by J.C. Ryle
Dig Deeper: Tools for Understanding God's Word by Beynon and Sach
Bible Study: Following the Ways of the Word by Nielson (read a review at Anne's blog or at The Upward Call blog)
The Mystery of Providence by John Flavel
All Things for Good by Thomas Watson
Help for Distressed Parents by Puritan author, Cotton Mather
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WEEK FIVE:
The Resurrection of our Lord
Eternal Security by Staci Eastin
His Saving Grace by Norma
The Doctrine of the Church by Leslie Wiggins
And We Are Raised with Him by Rebecca Stark
Respecting Our Husband by Eileen Lawyer
Wrapping Up the Series: Doctrines in the Kitchen by Becky
Dig in Deeper:
The Christ of the Empty Tomb by Montgomery Boice
Raise with Christ: How the Resurrection Changes Everything by Warnock (available as an ebook too)
Can I be sure I'm Saved? by R.C. Sproul
Making Sense of the Church by Wayne Grudem
Living the Resurrection by Peterson
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