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Kicking Abortion and Marriage to the Curb

Their fundamental naiveté about gay marriage consists in the underlying assumption that marriage is a private matter

Written by Denny Burk | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

I said last week that some partisans would be looking to kick pro-life and marriage to the curb. Well, this is what it looks like. We knew that this kind of critique was coming. Keep your seatbelts fastened because there’s likely going to be more where this came from.

Baptism: The Doctrine That Caused Tears (1)

How could the doctrine of baptism cause tears? After all, it is so clear.

Written by Leon Brown | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

If I was going to change my position, I needed to be convinced by the Scriptures that the reformed position was accurate. If I changed my position, I needed to be able to tell my wife with a clear conscience that some things that I taught her about baptism were incorrect. And what about the church? My convictions about baptism dictated the denomination in which I would minister and to which my family would belong.

Women, Pornography, and Our Sexualized Culture

Sex has lost its value because it is everywhere.

Written by Candi Finch | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

June Hunt, of Hope for the Heart Ministries, warned that, “Lust creates a rut that wants more and more.” Most people who are regularly exposed to pornography end up struggling with some form of sexual addiction. The images stay with you.

When the Gospel Invades Your Office: Tim Keller on Faith and Work

Since all callings are from God, and all human callings get God's work done, that they all have equal dignity --M. Luther

Written by Matt Smethhurst, TGC | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

At one point in my ministry here I regularly visited my members at their workplace---either eating lunch with them in their office or just going by to see them there. Usually these visits had to be brief---20 to 30 minutes. But this made it possible to learn quite a lot about their work-issues and the environment in which they spent so much of their time.

Obama Admiistration Tells Court: Hobby Lobby Must Obey HHS Mandate

Hobby Lobby is the largest and the biggest non-Catholic-owned business to file a lawsuit against the HHS mandate

Written by Steven Ertelt, LifeNews.com | Wednesday, November 14, 2012

This is the administration which has taken to referring to “freedom of worship” instead of “freedom of religion” — suggesting that religious freedom consists in being free to engage in private rituals and prayers, but not in carrying your religious convictions into public life.

Statism: The Biggest Concern for the Future of the Church in America

We face perilous times where Christians and all people need to be vigilant about the rapidly encroaching elevation of the state to supremacy

Written by R. C. Sproul | Tuesday, November 13, 2012

In statism, we see the suffix “ism,” which indicates a philosophy or worldview. A decline from statehood to statism happens when the government is perceived as or claims to be the ultimate reality. This reality then replaces God as the supreme entity upon which human existence depends.

What All Those Jokes About Jesus Tell Us

From the 1980s to the present, the number of prominent Jesus jokes has multiplied like loaves and fishes

Written by Edward J. Blum and Paul Harvey | Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Archie Bunker on “All in the Family” was the white racist and misogynist you loved to hate and hated to love. On one occasion, his son-in-law challenged Bunker’s rampant anti-Semitism with the claim, "Jesus was Jewish." Archie shot back immediately: "Only on his mother's side."

Inerrancy and the Gospels by Vern Poythress; A Review

Is another book on the harmonization of the Gospels really needed?

Written by Samuel Ernadi | Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Inerrancy and the Gospels is a treasure trove of theological wisdom. Readers will find that Poythress sprinkles theological and exegetical insights onto almost every page, which makes reading this book a joyful task. For example, Poythress offers apt advice on the synoptic problem when he states that “the meaning of a discourse . . . consists in what it says, not in the history of its origin". Therefore “we do not have to solve the synoptic problem” to read the Gospels well.

Spiritual Report on Scotland

Apathy in the church is one of the biggest problems which is coupled with little or no desire to evangelize.

Written by David Murray | Tuesday, November 13, 2012

We have lost our youth. We have only a handful of Christian schools, and home-schooling is not popular and difficult for parents to do. Most Christians think the state school is fine. I believe we need to establish in our churches the Christian worldview.   I was recently sent a number of questions by an... Continue Reading

New York Times new CEO says Christianity is based on objective truth

Mark Thompson takes over as the new President and CEO of The New York Times.

Written by Tony Carnes | Tuesday, November 13, 2012

“One of the mistakes of secularists is not to understand the character of what blasphemy feels to someone who is a realist in their religious beliefs…Religion as it is lived is not simply about a kind of interplay of propositions , two plus two equals four versus two plus two equals five. It is a felt experience with a big emotional charge.”

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