DBG Christian Blogs and Sermons
Welcome to the DBG website for Christian blogs and articles written by Josh Buice.
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Providing Christian blogs, articles, and sermons on various topics from a biblical perspective.
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Recommended Articles:
Pixilated Sermons With Poor Audio Quality Are for Your Good
e are living in unique days as a human race as we navigate through this global COVID-19 pandemic. The church of Jesus is likewise faced with added challenges and obstacles throughout this entire pandemic. Whereas bars and restaurants are not...
There Is No Such Thing as Virtual Lord’s Supper
ne of the most intimate services we will hold until we dwell in the presence of our God in eternity is the Lord's Supper. It points us to the body and blood of Jesus which unites us together in love and directs our attention to the promise of...
Incomplete Worship in a Season of Social Distancing
he very first time we see the term church used in the New Testament is when Jesus said to Peter, “I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it” (Matt. 16:18). The English word church is the translation of a Greek term,...
Remaining Connected in a Season of Social Distancing
oday, many pastors are praying about how to lead their churches through this COVID-19 season of confusion, panic, and even public hysteria. This pandemic response is complicated on various different layers including medical, economic, and social...
COVID-19: Lessons from Martin Luther
he thought of a modern disease sweeping across the world and claiming large percentages of cities like historic plagues sometimes causes fear to swell in the hearts of people. As we’ve been hearing about a new virus since December of 2019, the...
Living Sacrifice: What an Odd Statement
hen you read the Bible, sometimes you will come across a term or a phrase that catches you by surprise. One such phrase that always makes me think is found in Romans 12:1, where Paul urges the Christians in Rome to offer up themselves as a living...
Why Read the Puritans?
s a pastor I am often asked for recommendations on books and specific authors to read. Often, I point people to the Puritans. In fact, I lead a men's group in our church and we meet for bagels and coffee on Tuesday mornings, and the book we're...
The Deformation of Christian Worship Necessitates a Bold Reformation
n the 2020 G3 Conference, I preached from 1 Timothy 3:!4-16 on the need for a bold reformation In Christian worship as a result of a consistent and pervasive deformation that presses upon the church weekly. It's often a slow drift that goes...
The Lord’s Supper Is Not an Afternoon Snack
ecently, a church in a neighboring town, did the unthinkable. After the worship service ended, families in the church were able to pick up a small bag that contained the elements of the Lord’s Supper so they could take it home and observe the...
The Thrill of Worship Through Biblical Preaching
t the end of my first full year of seminary, after having moved away from our family and church family in Georgia, while sitting in our small apartment in Louisville, Kentucky on the campus of The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, I received...
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