Micah Anglo is the senior pastor at Pillar Bible Church in Long Beach (www.pillarbible.org) and is a graduate of The Master’s Seminary (M.Div.) and has worked as a hospice chaplain. He has been at Pillar Bible Church since 2010 and has been on the pastoral staff since 2013. Micah has been married to his wife Loris since 2013 and they have three children. He enjoys eating out, reading good books, staying home with the family, playing basketball, watching the Lakers, being with friends, and watching movies.
Our church did a series on Worldviews and Evangelism. The purpose was for the congregation to be familiar with different types of false religions and worldviews and then receive practical advice on how to approach them biblically for the purpose of evangelism and sharing the Gospel. Here are all the sermons in one place. Enjoy! … More Worldviews and Evangelism Sermon Series
I never thought I would be the type to have a nickname for my wife. But one of my favorite names for her is “darling.” It’s a word that sums up my affections for her. She truly is my beloved and favorite person. In his chapter on indulging sins, Thomas Watson addresses special sins that … More Do You Have a Favorite Sin? (Thomas Watson)
In the next section on indulging sins, Watson goes on to discuss the danger of indulging in “Secret Sins.” (Found on p. 147) Secret sins “are more modest than to commit gross sin…. All will not sin on a balcony but perhaps they will sin behind the curtain…. Many carry their sins secretly like a … More The Secret Sins (Thomas Watson)
I am slowly making my way through “The Godly Man’s Picture,” and I came across a convicting chapter on sin. Each time I step away from Thomas Watson and return to him, I am reminded of how foolish I am to even step away. God has used him mightily, and he has been such a … More Do You Indulge in Sin? (Thomas Watson)
Everyone is looking for that special someone to marry. The local church is filled with single men and women who are eager to settle down with someone who loves them. Sadly, we see a compromise in Christian convictions happening more and more frequently in the name of “true love.” It seems as though believers are … More Spiritual Compatibility: Who Should I Marry?
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