Ray Van Neste
@rvannest
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Married to Tammie, father of 6. VP for @uu_ministries, Dean of @UnionSTM, & Professor of Biblical Studies @UnionUniversity
Jackson, TN
Joined February 2008
This is a fascinating WWII book on sale for $1.99 Hard to go wrong with Bob Drury & Tom Clavin https://t.co/iJfAEddzj3
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It’s 1942, just after the blow to Pearl Harbor and the Japanese invasion of the Philippines, and the United States is reeling. A group of raw US Army Airmen travels to the embattled American Air Base...
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I enjoyed the opportunity to join @BenjaminTQuinn for a conversation about @UnionUniversity's Framework for Biblical Anthropology on the Center for Faith and Culture's podcast. https://t.co/bCcfYATNYW
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Dr. Ray Van Neste joins to explore the importance of public theology and cultural apologetics.
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If you are accustomed to hearing the gospel of justification by grace alone through faith alone celebrate Reformation Day #HappyReformationDay
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We had a wonderful time singing great hymns of the faith celebrating the recovery of congregational singing in the Reformation. Thanks to the group of West Tennessee Worship Ministers for leading us!
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If you are grateful to have a copy of the Bible in your own language, you should celebrate Reformation Day #HappyReformationDay
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Thesis 62- The true treasure of the church is the most holy gospel of the glory and grace of God. #HappyReformationDay
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Here is a great word from @JustinWainscott at our Reformation Day chapel last year https://t.co/WuCp9DLyKA
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I'm excited to see Eric Smith's latest book now available for pre-order! https://t.co/GPeOoGEuFV
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John A. Broadus (1827–95) was a highly influential Southern Baptist leader, preacher, scholar, and educator during the latter half of the nineteenth century. He cofounded the Southern Baptist...
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If you want to know more about Reformation Day and why it matters, this can help! https://t.co/5Cc42Tmx2Q
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In a church rocked by controversies over vernacular Scripture, iconoclasm, and the power of clergy, men and women arose in protest. Today we call this protest movement the Protestant Reformation. At...
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Still, still, though dead, they speak, And, trumpet tongued, proclaim, To many a wakening land, The one availing Name. 3/3
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And from that scattered dust, Around us and abroad, Shall spring a plenteous seed, Of witnesses for God. The Father hath received, Their latest living breath, And vain is Satan’s boast, Of victory in their death... 2/3
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My poem of the week, in honor of Reformation Day coming on Friday is one written by Martin Luther after the first martyrs of the Reformation had given their lives. Flung to the heedless winds, Or on the waters cast, The martyrs’ ashes, watched, Shall gathered be at last... 1/3
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Dr. Doug Webster preached a great message in chapel at @UnionUniversity today on Psalm 73 on working through a crisis of faith coming to rest on the greatness of God. After reading his books for years, it was great to get to meet him.
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Join us next week as we get to hear from Dr. Albanese discuss his first book!
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Wednesday we were blessed to hear from @JoniandFriends and the Union University EDGE program on the need for and current ministry to people with disabilities.
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It was great to have Dr. Bob Yarbrough in Chapel this morning at Union as he reminded us of the glory of Christ and encouraged us to look to Him.
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As you make your homecoming plans, be sure to register for the Community Prayer Breakfast: https://t.co/ip4ERt5OQA
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We had a beautiful chapel this morning at @UnionUniversity hearing from Mark Kahler from @JoniandFriends, Rebecca Robertson Holloway, director of our EDGE program, and two of our EDGE students as we considered ministry to and with people with disabilities.
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"One can usually tell the quality of a preacher's work by looking at the books in his library."- A T Robertson
"To peer into someone's library is to peer into their brain, and here, it seemed, was a mind that wanted to know everything." - Richard Grant
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