Ambrose-Burgin

This site has really useful chord maps and charts which show how to build chord progressions. This is helpful for music arranging, composition and improvisation.

"I Have Decided To Follow Jesus" played on a Hammond B3 organ. I would really like to be able to play like this one day. Well, one thing I can say is, I have decided to follow Jesus. No turning back, no turning back. Amen.

From the website:
"About HHS: HisHolySpace.com is a new Christian alternative to other popular community sites. We strive to create the cleanest, easiest to use community on the web. This is a beautiful web based community that we can be proud to dedicate to God. We offer a clean site where believers can have fellowship and grow with one another. It is a place that we can all work toward the common goal of glorifying God. It's not "My" space; It's "His" HisHolySpace.com and let's come together with a servant's heart to truly glorify Him."

From the page: "Want to see hyper-calvinism explained clearly with 126 verses?

"Half-Truth Hyper-Calvinism"

Do You Talk Too Much About God's Sovereignty?
A Plea for a More Biblical, Balanced Calvinism
See The 11 Points of Anti-Hyper Calvinism...

By Greg Gibson
JesusSaidFollowMe.org

Do You Believe and Practice Both:
"Sovereign Grace" and "Responsible Grace?"
"The Doctrines of Grace" and "The Doctrines of Responsibility?"

Have you ever heard that too much of a good thing is bad for you? For example, you know that spinach is healthy for the body, right? But, eating an imbalanced diet of 3 lbs./day of spinach, will lead to side effects, like iron overload.

Likewise, dwelling too much on God's sovereignty, while obscuring human responsibility, leads to irresponsible living. And so, a steady diet of too much predestination, election, and effectual calling leads to irresponsibility in the following 4 ways..."

As recommended by several groups on Facebook. I can echo many of the sentiments in this video, and I like the gold KJV, but I'm a little worried about the NIV with the ribbon bookmark and liking new translations.

As recommended by several groups on Facebook. I can echo many of the sentiments in this video, and I like the gold KJV, but I'm a little worried about the NIV with the ribbon bookmark and liking new translations.

From the page: "Welcome! Welcome to Reformed Baptist Apologetics. Reformed Baptist theology is based on the beliefs of the historic seventeenth century Particular Baptists. Their first Confession of Faith was THE FIRST LONDON BAPTIST CONFESSION OF FAITH (1644,1646) "