Cristian Barbosu – Apologetică la Biserica Speranta, Chisinău 03 Februarie, 2012
14 Feb 2012 6 Comments
in Apologetics, Cristian Barbosu, Word of God Tags: Chisinau
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Cristian Barbosu – Pastorul Bisericii Metnaoia, Arad:
Citi dintre voi vorbiti prietenilor vostri despre Biblie? Sau din Biblie? Multi dintre noi probabil nu o facem si pun intrebarea: De ce nu?
Cred ca ne este frica de o intrebare, adica, anume: “De unde stii tu ca Biblia asta, pe care tu o numesti Cuvintul lui Dumnezeu, este adevarata? Daca reusesti sa ma convingi ca e adevarata voi fi si eu interesat. O sa cred si eu in ea.”
Si, nu stiu de ce am o temere, care e bazata pe experienta unor sondaje care le-am dat unor tineri ca voi, tineri care au ezitat, care s-au balbait in a explica colegilor lor, si prietenilor lor.
Biblia nu e o oarecare carte.
Inspre incurajarea credintei, spre echiparea noastra, Pastorul Cristian Barbosu da 3 argumente pentru Scriptura:
Biblia – între adevăr și îndoială
Cristian Barbosu: Mai multe articole/predici 
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- Mesaj prof.dr.Darrell Bock (Dallas USA) cu Cristian Barbosu despre cele 36 de evanghelii ‘pierdute’ la Bis. Penticostala Betel Crangasi
- Cristian Barbosu Biserica Penticostala Betel – Nevoie de Apologetica (Partea 2 )
- Pastorul Cristian Barbosu, Biserica Metanoia – Cum i-a vorbit Dumnezeu in 2008 si predica de la Oradea 27/02/2011
- Cristian Barbosu – Ce vrea Dumnezeu sa stiu despre suferintele din viata mea
- Peniel ConferintaTinerilor 2010 Targu Mures- Transformari – Predica Cristian Barbosu + o marturie impresionanta
- Cristian Barbosu – Nadejdi Inselatoare
- Biserica Filadelfia, Chisinau, Moldova-Cristian Barbosu, Catalin si Ramona Lup Part 2
- Cristian Barbosu – The Word of God: Why Are Christians Ashamed of the Bible? Moody’s Founders’ Week, Chicago 2011 (in Limba Engleza)
Interviu cu Cristian Barbosu
Alte Interviuri:
- Vladimir Pustan la Trinity TV
- Vladimir Pustan la Credo TV
- Iosif Ton – Interviu la Romanian Television Network Chicago cu Petru Amarei
- Iosif Ton – interviu CredoTV cu Cristian Ionescu
- Florin Ianovici – Interviu la Credo TV aici.
- Cristian Barbosu Interviu Trinity TV
- Gabi Zagrean Interviu Trinity TV
- Vasile Oprea la AlfaOmegaTV
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Matt Chandler – Mingling of Souls
14 Feb 2012 3 Comments
This is session 1 from the series – An updated teaching of Song of Solomon by Matt Chandler via The Hub on Vimeo. Matt Chandler is the Pastor of the Village Church in Highland Village, Texas. Points from the series:
Matt:
- I’ll never deny that the physical attraction between a man and a woman is an important deal but, it can’t stop there. It has to very, very, very, very, very quickly move past physical attraction.
- I don’t think you have any business dating if you don’t know what you want and you haven’t defined what you’re looking for and haven’t defined what you’re willing to wait on.
- We’ve been called by God, as husbands, to love our wife like Christ loved the Church. That means, we love her, regardless of her response to those things. It’s the hardest thing in marriage, by far… by far, because as men we want to love to get something in return.
- Never speak rashly to your mate. Never touch your mate in anger. Never embarrass your mate publicly. Never argue in front of your kids or use the kids to win an argument. Never mention the in-laws. Never get historical.
- I think the only way to become an expert on your spouse is to listen. To actually listen to what they say.
You can buy, rent or preview the entire DVD set at http://gotothehub.com/ Note: some blunt words used in the first 5 minutes introduction of the creation of man and woman.
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C. S. Lewis on the Danger of Love from Desiring God
14 Feb 2012 1 Comment
in John Piper Tags: C S Lewis, Desiring God, The Four Loves
Read the entire post here : C. S. Lewis on the Danger of Love.
Jonathan Parnell writes -
If you were having a cup of tea with C. S. Lewis on Valentine’s Day, and you asked him sincerely, “Mr. Lewis, am I better not to love because it’s so risky?” — he might say something like this:
Of all arguments against love none makes so strong an appeal to my nature as “Careful! This might lead you to suffering.”
To my nature, my temperament, yes. Not to my conscience. When I respond to that appeal I seem to myself to be a thousand miles away from Christ. If I am sure of anything I am sure that his teaching was never meant to confirm my congenital preference for safe investments and limited liabilities.…
There is no safe investment. To love at all is to be vulnerable. Love anything, and your heart will certainly be wrung and possibly be broken. If you want to make sure of keeping it intact, you must give your heart to no one, not even to an animal. Wrap it carefully round with hobbies and little luxuries; avoid all entanglements; lock it up safe in the casket or coffin of your selfishness.
But in that casket — safe, dark, motionless, airless — it will change. It will not be broken; it will become unbreakable, impenetrable, irredeemable. The alternative to tragedy, or at least to the risk of tragedy, is damnation. The only place outside Heaven where you can be perfectly safe from all the dangers and perturbations of love is Hell.
The Four Loves, (New York, Harcourt, 1960)
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