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Welcome! This blog is dedicated to those reforming legalists who want nothing more than to rest wholly in the finished work of Calvary's Lamb. It is my aim to provide helpful insights and posts to help those struggling with the sin of works righteousness fight the fight of faith and come to rest in Christ's finished work. My name is Matthew Blair and I am a dog groomer (yep, a groomer), reformed in my theology, husband to Rhoda, dad to Alexis and Savanah, and a member of Calvary Baptist Church. I would also like to invite you to visit my other blog "Life With A Bible", and my website dedicated to the works and life of Octavius Winslow!Archives
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5 surefire ways to tank your devotions.
Stephen Altrogge had a great post on the easiest ways to ruin your devotional time. Great post Stephen!
The christian and “good luck”.
This is a topic that’s bugged me for awhile now. Saying “good luck” to someone as a means of expressing support or solidarity with that person in a venture has bothered me as of late. Should we as Christians be … Continue reading
Focusing the Christian walk
Don Whitney had some great questions we need to ask ourselves to help focus our time here on ol’ planet earth and make the most of this Christian walk. Some great suggestions lie within. Here are the top ten: 1. … Continue reading
Blue Collar Christianity.
Justin Taylor had some stellar posts (Post 1 and Post 2) on how the working Christian glorifies God in his vocation. All to often us working class Christians are made to feel like second class citizens in some ministerial circles … Continue reading
