Will Vining

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  Jan 3, 2023

  An appeal to my cessationist brothers

  The desire of this note is to appeal to those who hold to cessationist doctrine; who believe the miraculous gifts of the Spirit are not operational in the Church today. My hope is that this does not come off as an attack, but an appeal or open letter.

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  Nov 21, 2019

  Baptist, Pentecostal, or Catholics : Let’s call for unification

  Too often we find bickering and fighting amongst the Church. Why is it that the Church has a unity problem?

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  Aug 10, 2019

  Joshua Harris made the right decision, here’s why

  If we had more Joshua Harrises, progressive Christianity would cease to exist.

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  Jul 2, 2019

  Warning against progressive Christianity

  What we’re seeing played out in Western culture today is a counterfeit Gospel; and if you don’t hold it up to the light of Christ, you might just accept it.

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  May 24, 2019

  Abortion: A response to the 'who will take care of the kids after they're born' argument

  We hear a familiar conversation played again and again in a loop. “I believe life begins in the womb, therefore I believe abortion is murder.” “Well, how many children have you adopted?”

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  Apr 16, 2019

  God healed me of my OCD

  Many don’t understand OCD (Obsession Compulsion Disorder). It’s often brought up in a humorous tone. I suffered daily from the age of ten to my late teens.

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  Jan 11, 2019

  Heaven and Hell: What to make of them?

  “All else is weak disguisings of the wishful heart, All that seemed earth is Hell, or Heaven. God is: thou art: The ...

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  Nov 29, 2018

  Sex, wine and wealth: They’re not bad things

  The sinful trinity of the Christian world: sex, alcohol, and wealth. If we’re painfully honest these things are how we judge our fellow man.

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  Oct 11, 2018

  Church, Pilgrims Among Sirens

  The question is, what is your siren? What is so enticing to break your concentration on the only thing that matters in life — Jesus?

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  Jul 1, 2018

  The American Church and the Idol of Comfort

  if all we do is binge watch Netflix and attend church on Sunday, putting Jesus on the back-burner until the next Sunday, this shouldn't be. The American Church is guilty of worshiping at the altar of Comfort.