Confession is not Propitiatory
Time to hit you with what’s in my links folder. I’ve got some good ones today.
- I’ve often tried to think of a way to make this work. Preach, then Sing.
- Bob Bixby has some helpful things to say about Pastoral Numerology. And he’s not against it.
- Do you shop on ebay? Amazon? Commissions for Missions allows you to designate money to Fundamentalist mission organisations as you shop at dozens of online stores!
- Trying to discern whether a website is credible? Here’s a helpful checklist.
- Can you imagine this article in the Sydney Morning Herald?
- The Lutherans seek forgiveness for persecuting the Anabaptists.
- If you struggle with guilt and doubt, this could be one of the most important posts you’ll ever read: Confession is not Propitiatory.
That’s it for today!
Grace to you.

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Some good links there.
The one about confession is great, love the Spurgeon quote.
We don’t have to feel forgiven to be forgiven, we just have to take God at His word, “If we confess our sins He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”
Hey Jason!
Thanks so much for mentioning CommissionsForMissions.com! We’re so excited about this and we really want it to catch on! We’re hoping people’s consciences’ are bound to buy through us in order to support God’s work in the earth. Sounds odd, but it could be amazing how much money could be generated to further the kingdom. Thanks again!
Sure thing Greg. Would love to see this take off. There is a lot of potential here.
A good many vlaluabes you’ve given me.