Reformed and Presbyterian
Cor meum tibi offero, Domine, prompte et sincere.
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Динамика подписчиков
Подписчиков у канала «Reformed and Presbyterian»: 1 134. Прирост за последние 30 дней: 1 (0,1 %). Средний охват поста за сутки около 233, вовлечённость 20,5 %.
По дням, последние 30 дней
| Дата | Подписчики | Изменение | Посты | Ср. просмотры поста |
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| 12 ноя | 1 134 | 0 | 1 | 13 |
| 11 ноя | 1 134 | +2 | 4 | 145 |
| 10 ноя | 1 132 | +1 | 3 | 433 |
| 9 ноя | 1 131 | −2 | 3 | 160 |
| 10 окт | 1 133 | – | 0 | – |
Просмотры по возрасту поста
Средние просмотры в каждом возрасте, посты за последние 30 дней.
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- 3 дня
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- 7 дней
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Когда публикует
Время по UTC. 31 пост за 90 дней.
Последние посты
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Let the kids sit with your wife. That will prepare them for when you lose custody. @Presbyterianism
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On Enforcing Morality Magistrates have only one goal: to govern for the common good of society and to honor God, and they do this only in their official role. Magistrates should not be concerned with anyone’s inner thoughts or feelings, whether good or bad. They are only allowed to observe outward behavior, and only as much as the public good requires. They do not have the right to control people’s consciences or interfere with the Church’s rights and work. The magistrate’s role is limited to matters that natural reason can understand. It would not make sense for magistrates to act in ways that natural reason cannot justify or support. The Word of God and the Reformed confessions only giv...
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Let the kids sit with your wife. That will prepare them for when you lose custody. @Presbyterianism
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What an encouragement for the believer, when his guilt causes the head to hang down, and the sense of utter vileness and worthlessness covers his soul with shame, to be led by the Spirit afresh to the Cross of Jesus as the means of free access to the Father.... Let it be observed that the believer can have such periods of despondency – discouraged over his feeble efforts and his many failures. The devil likes nothing more than to make us ineffectual by reminding us of our filthiness and vileness before God. We must daily return to the Cross of Jesus, the only, but the all–sufficient remedy for sin. -Morton Smith @Presbyterianism
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Don't laugh. This paranoia represents what many religious leaders actually believe. Maybe your pastor? They can't find it in Scripture. TV and the school system drilled it into them. So they can't imagine anything different from the world they grew up in. Evangelical individualism only made it worse. Changing this means new leadership and, where possible, planting new congregations. The status quo is a slow road to extinction. @Presbyterianism
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Remember, Remember the Fifth of November In whispers low, where shadows merge with light, Did Guy Fawkes conspire within the night. With Catholic fervor and leftist hand combined, A counterintuitive thread through history twined. Gunpowder 'neath the halls of power he laid, A plot for revolution, fervently arrayed. @Presbyterianism
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On Enforcing Morality Magistrates have only one goal: to govern for the common good of society and to honor God, and they do this only in their official role. Magistrates should not be concerned with anyone’s inner thoughts or feelings, whether good or bad. They are only allowed to observe outward behavior, and only as much as the public good requires. They do not have the right to control people’s consciences or interfere with the Church’s rights and work. The magistrate’s role is limited to matters that natural reason can understand. It would not make sense for magistrates to act in ways that natural reason cannot justify or support. The Word of God and the Reformed confessions only giv...
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The great end of Magistracy [political leadership] is the public good of society; distinguished from all interfering private interests. The public good of outward order; as not conversant, like the Gospel ministry, about the disorders of men's hearts: And the public good of common order in all reasonable society; not only in the general society of the nation or commonwealth, but also in all the particular societies comprehended within the same, civil or religious, so far as these do not strike, according to the principles of right reason, against the peace and welfare of the general society: that each may enjoy the benefit of the magistrate's office, for preserving such order as is common t...
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The political situation is difficult, and no quick fix is coming. It took a long time to get here and may take longer to get out. Since we can't change the system, we can do is look after each other. If you have a good church, help build it up where you can. If you can’t find one, start a Bible study. The metaphor of cities on a hill has been beaten to death, but that's what we need to build. And we can stand by each other in challenging times. @Presbyterianism
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How may it be shown that no class of works, whether ceremonial, moral, or spiritual, can justify? - When the Scriptures deny that justification can be by works, the term "works" is always used generally as obedience to the whole revealed will of God, however made known. Works of obedience rendered to one law, as a ground of justification, are never contrasted with works wrought in obedience to another law, but with grace. (Rom. 11:6; 4:4.) God demands perfect obedience to his whole will as revealed to any individual man. But since every man is a sinner, justification by the law is equally impossible for all. (Rom. 2:14, 15; 3:9, 10) - The believer is justified without the deeds of the law...
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The Truly Reformed Thing People sometimes speak of “TRs,” meaning those who are “Truly Reformed”. But what this term brings to mind usually is not very nice (some people have the same instinctive response to the term “Calvinist”). The “Truly Reformed” are considered narrow in their thinking, parochial in their outlook, and uncharitable in their attitude toward those who disagree. They have a bad reputation, and sadly, perhaps some of it is deserved. -J.M. Boice, a premillenial celebrity preacher in a PCA pulpit. The TR designation is one PCA people (often Boomers) use to shame and marginalize people who believe in "strict" (quia) confessional subscription. It can also refer to adherents...
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Either we fix the gender problem or nothing will ever get fixed. @Presbyterianism
Вопросы о канале «Reformed and Presbyterian»
Сколько подписчиков у канала «Reformed and Presbyterian»?
У канала «Reformed and Presbyterian» (@presbyterianism) 1 134 подписчика на 12 ноября 2026 г.
Растёт ли канал «Reformed and Presbyterian»?
Аудитория стабильна: +1 (0,1 %) за последние 30 дней.
Сколько человек видят пост в канале «Reformed and Presbyterian»?
Средний пост набирает около 230 просмотров за 24 часа, это примерно 21 % подписчиков (ERR).
О чём канал «Reformed and Presbyterian»?
Канал в категории «Религия и духовность», язык постов: английский. Описание канала: «Cor meum tibi offero, Domine, prompte et sincere.»
Какое место занимает канал «Reformed and Presbyterian»?
По числу подписчиков: №795 в категории «Религия и духовность», №7 462 среди каналов на языке «английский», №8 389 в мире.
Публикует ли канал «Reformed and Presbyterian» рекламу?
За последние 30 дней ни один из 31 постов не помечен как реклама (#ad, Sponsored, «Реклама»). Рекламу без пометки определить нельзя.
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