This edifying treatise by J.H. Merle d'Aubigné traces the history of family worship, lists motives for undertaking it, and provides directions on how to conduct it. He decries the absurdity of Christian households that do not regularly assemble to worship God as a family.
The champion of debauchery has returned and is more narcissistic than ever. Iron Man 2 is replete with lust, profanity, and blasphemy.
Robert Murray M'Cheyne gives reasons why the Lord's Day is treasured by believers, and exhorts Christians to prize and defend it against the profanations of backsliders and worldly men.
We are warned by the Scriptures to "Learn not the way of the heathen" (Jeremiah 10:2), but through ignorance, the church has learned it.
This sequel is worse than the first: more blasphemy, more profanity, more immodesty. Sonic is portrayed yet again not only as a profane hedonist, but an unabashed liar, and his deceitfulness is even noted by the film's evil antagonist Dr. Robotnik.
Gianna Jessen survived a saline abortion. The only reason why she wasn't killed by the abortion doctor was because he hadn't yet arrived on duty. If abortion is about women's rights, why were hers violated?
Jacob Marcellus Kik provides a sound argument that all pictures of Christ are a sinful violation of the Second Commandment.
In a 1994 sermon, Albert Martin bewails the report of Christians taking their children to see a movie that softens what God declares to be an abomination.
Albert Martin gives a stark reminder of the warning of Matthew 7:21, that not all who profess an attachment to the Lord will end up in heaven.
A little "Blue Devil" named Sonic runs around in a film that takes God's name in vain over 10 times, which is done by all of the main, "good" characters, including Sonic, but never by the film's "evil" antagonist.