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Feminism, Patriarchy, and the Names of God

What people raised in a Christian household can forget is that we are totally reliant on God to reveal Himself to us.

Written by Bart Gingerich | Friday, August 17, 2012

The Bible is God’s Word written. As an atheist, Libby Anne does not affirm this, but it’s a significant difference. Christians aren’t so freed up in their understanding of the Bible. So, we believe God graciously gave the Scriptures to man when humankind was in the dark. The Bible is what He wanted written down, and this same body of literature uses masculine pronouns and metaphors extensively in reference to all three Persons of the Trinity.

SBC Executive Committee President names advisory team on Calvinism

This is not an attempt to redo the theological consensus that we have in the Baptist Faith and Message 2000

Written by Michael Foust, Baptist Press | Thursday, August 16, 2012

Editor's Note: Some names on the team that will be familiar to many of The Aquila Report readers include Danny Aiken, Mark Dever, David Dockery, Al Mohler, Paige Patterson, and several others.

What is the Gospel?

"Good Question (and chances are you are wrong)"

Written by Peter Enns, Patheos | Thursday, August 16, 2012

According to the Gospels, the gospel is not about the afterlife, but what “kingdom” you belong to here and now. Jesus talks a lot about the “kingdom of heaven” (or “of God”), and this is commonly misunderstood as a kingdom “up there” somewhere. But read what Jesus says about the kingdom. It is about the rule of God on earth, with Jesus as king.

D. C Chief of Police: ‘He Did his job’

Security guard Leo Johnson stops shooter at Family Research Council headquarters

Written by J.C. Derrick, WorldOnline | Thursday, August 16, 2012

According to Jackie Bensen of NBC4 in Washington, authorities discovered two loaded 15-round magazines and Chick-fil-A promotional materials in the suspect's backpack. FRC President Tony Perkins has been an outspoken supporter of Chick-fil-A, which has been embroiled in a recent controversy with homosexual activists after Chick-fil-A president Dan Cathy publicly affirmed traditional marriage. Chick-fil-A has also financially supported FRC.

Is It OK for a Christian to vote for Mitt Romney?

Why [are] people who have been theocratic Reconstructionists for longer than some of these guys have been alive…willing to support him now?

Written by James B. Jordan | Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Yet, who cares? Let’s stay home and let the country burn to the ground. Let’s stay home and not vote, trusting like fools that King Jesus will actually honor our manipulations and do a miracle for us. No guys. I don’t think Jesus likes being manipulated.

What Choices Are There for the Diocese of South Carolina?

A lesson in American Episcopalian history and polity; How does a diocese relate to the ECUSA?

Written by A. S. Haley, The Anglican Curmudgeon | Wednesday, August 15, 2012

This, then, is the first major point for the Diocese of South Carolina to realize: the choice of whether or not to remain in ECUSA belongs entirely to it. No bishop, Presiding Bishop, House of Bishops, or General Convention of ECUSA has the power to declare that the Diocese of South Carolina is no longer one of ECUSA's members.

Is “Should” a Dirty Word?

Sometimes you will be blessed to say it, other times you might need to repent when you say it.

Written by Ed Welch, CCEF | Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Someone reminded me recently that I included the word should a few times in a recent book. The person thought this was a bad thing, but I don’t agree. Should is a perfectly fine word.

Is It True Jesus Never Addressed Same Sex Marriage?

The gospel changes us so that now we are enabled to do not what we want, but what God wants.

Written by Daniel Akin, SEBTS | Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Listen to these tender words of the Savior, “Come to me all who labor and are heavy laden and I will give you rest.” This is the hope that is found in Jesus. This is the hope found in the gospel. Whether one is guilty of heterosexual or homosexual sin, one will find grace, forgiveness and freedom at the foot of the cross where the ground is always level.

Legalism or Obedience?

Disobedience is sin, and obedience is not legalism.

Written by Fred G. Zaspel | Wednesday, August 15, 2012

Still more broadly the term is also used of those Christians who insist on extra-biblical standards of behavior and judge godliness accordingly. For some it is zippers instead of buttons. No hair touching the ears for men. No jewelry for women. No slacks for women. No movies. No playing cards. And so on it goes. I’m sure you’ve heard of them. Extra-biblical standards of behavior are used to measure godliness. Legalism.

Everyone Benefits by Including Children in Small Groups

We must re-imagine the church community, moving beyond life-stage idolatry to see the church as a family.

Written by Logan Gentry, The Gospel Coalition | Tuesday, August 14, 2012

The children see models of the Christian life other than their parents in all walks of life with varying pasts that educate them for the future. Kathy Keller's article on raising children in the city speaks of how others in the community can share their experiences to testify to the goodness of God in avoiding the temptations our children will face.

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