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56:03

Seven Things to Think About

SGF

Sovereign Grace Family Church

almost 4 years ago

52:21

Just think about these things. Whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, look what he says. If there be any virtue, if there be anything praiseworthy, meditate on these things. Thoughts count.

45:02

Think About These

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

almost 6 years ago

43:54

And then he says, and I want you to think about these daily. I want you never to forget. I want you pondering these poor of know. He says, as such, for some of you, and would rather have us think upon these others.

1:59:49

April 10, 2019 Show with Ken Samples on “Classic Christian Thinkers: An Introduction”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

over 7 years ago

1:20:47

And other books, I like Pascal's Pensees. I'm a big fan of Mere Christianity by C .S. Lewis.

53:07

Losing Your Evangelical Mind

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 14 years ago

37:14

If you had to pick a key word in that verse, what would it be? To think. Absolutely. Four times. Think, think, think. Literally it could read, For I say to everyone among you, by the means of grace given me, not to overthink beyond what is proper to think, but to think so as to think soberly and sanely.

50:25

Practicing a Heavenly Perspective

LBC

Laurel Bible Church

almost 3 years ago

15:00

He says think about these things and the word Paul uses here to meditate or consider comes from a word whose root meaning is to determine by mathematical process to reckon or to calculate. Paul is telling you to process these things.

32:11

Think on these things

HIS

Here I Stand Theology

almost 8 years ago

20:46

Thinking on things that are true. Thinking on things that are just. Thinking on things that are virtuous. Thinking on things that are praiseworthy. We have the inspired, inherent, infallible, authoritative and sufficient Word of God.

26:00

Summer of Romans 2018 (Part 21): The Importance of Thinking (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 8 years ago

5:40

It all starts with right thinking. Paul has given us tons of doctrine. Now what are we to do? We're to think properly. I just read it, but let me read it again. Verse 1, think logically or rationally.

26:00

The Importance of Thinking (Part 1)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 11 years ago

5:40

52:56

Life Under The Sun - [Ecclesiastes]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 21 years ago

6:05

But first, he's going to set forth the viewpoint of human thinking. Now, he opens by identifying himself as the author. He says, the words of the preacher, the son of David, king in Jerusalem. And then he states his premise, vanity of vanities, saith the preacher, vanity of vanities, all is vanity.

50:18

Where Is Christ In A Time Of Crisis? Session 3

LRB

LaRue Baptist Church, OH

over 4 years ago

19:07

Think deeply about not being anxious. Think deeply about praying about everything. Think deeply about all the things that Paul is commanding us to do.

5:19

A Word in Season: Weighing the Hearts (Proverbs 21:2)

Media Gratiae

about 6 years ago

4:36

There is wisdom to be had. We can learn to think clearly, to feel purely, to will rightly, and then to act in a way that pleases God. But that comes largely by self -scrutiny, and by bringing ourselves and subjecting ourselves to the Word of God and his wisdom.

10:54

TLP 75: Parents Who Think | Peaceful Parenting, Part 6

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

almost 9 years ago

7:45

I won't be at peace with disreputable thinking. Our thoughts also need to be excellent. This word denotes moral excellence necessary in the outworking of faith. Paul encourages us to think on anything and everything that is excellent.

1:05:19

The Pain of Pleasure

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

about 2 months ago

53:04

Let me leave you with this thought as a contemplation and then we'll close. C .S. Lewis says, this is an excerpt, Humility is the road to pleasure. I think it would be helpful for all of us to reflect on that.

25:24

2010 BBC Preach-A-Thon - Paul Moran

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 16 years ago

0:54

Open with me to the book of Philippians, chapter 4. I'm going to begin by reading verses 8 and 9. Finally, brethren, whatever things are true, whatever things are noble, whatever things are just, whatever things are pure, whatever things are lovely, whatever things are of good report, if there is any virtue, and if there is anything praiseworthy, meditate on these things.

10:54

TLP 75: Parents Who Think | Peaceful Parenting, Part 6

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

almost 9 years ago

7:45

1:08:59

Answering the Fool: The Apologetics of Ecclesiastes

PRC

Puritan Reformed Church Phoenix

over 1 year ago

28:57

This is like that. This weaves back and forth between the fool's position and the wise position. And if you read Augustine, he's very much like that. And Augustine's Confessions is the closest book that I know of.

51:42

What In The World? - [Ecclesiastes 7:5-29]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 3 years ago

32:41

That's what a wise person does. The fool says God's just office thrown in a deist. Verse 13 and 14 both have that key word in there consider. Not just kind of think about but really sit down and think about.

30:38

Cast All Your Anxiety on Him Philippians 4:6-9

EBC

Eureka Baptist Church

about 6 years ago

19:46

One author simply said if you think holy thoughts, you will be holy. If you think garbage, you will be garbage. It's the truth in The Sermon on the Mount. Jesus said that all sins can be traced back to our thoughts.

1:11:27

God Gives - Part 3: Eternity in the Heart - Ecclesiastes 3:9-11

GRB

Grace Reformation Bible Church

6 days ago

7:59

He's now beginning to apply himself to wisdom. And so we began with this poem on times and the purpose of God in chapter 3, and again next week as we enter into this carpe diem, we're far from the evil task.

3:37

What does it mean that “as a man thinketh in his heart, so is he” in Proverbs 23:7?

GQO

GotQuestions.org

over 3 years ago

1:09

The Hebrew verb translated thinketh in the authorized version, means estimate or calculate. The clause might more accurately be rendered, he is like one who is inwardly calculating. The he is the stingy miser, the begrudging host, who is always thinking about the cost of the meal he shares.