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Breakaway Texas Diocese Wins Court Battle Over Church Property Claimed by Episcopal Church

A judge has ruled that a diocese in Texas which broke away from The Episcopal Church over theological differences is the rightful owner of its church property

Written by Michael Gryboski | Tuesday, June 16, 2015

“A legal dispute erupted between the breakaway leadership and the national denomination, as well as those within the diocese who remain loyal to the denomination, over who rightfully owned the diocesan church properties.”   A judge has ruled that a diocese in Texas which broke away from The Episcopal Church over theological differences is the... Continue Reading

Should We Equate Homosexual and Heterosexual Sin?

Homosexual and heterosexual sins equally condemn us as sinners

Written by Rick Phillips | Tuesday, June 16, 2015

“The Bible categorizes homosexual sin differently than it does heterosexual sin.  While both are contrary to God’s law, only homosexuality is contrary to nature in such a way that it is inherently perverse and shameful. “   I am grateful to Sean Lucas for pointing out via facebook an excellent article by David Prince, answering... Continue Reading

Why Gay Marriage Wouldn’t Surprise Paul

Paul and other biblical authors would not recoil in surprise if they learned about gay marriage

Written by David Roach | Tuesday, June 16, 2015

“The suggestion that Scripture doesn’t condemn modern homosexuality is one component of the controversy surrounding Weatherly Heights Baptist Church in Huntsville, Ala., and its alleged approval of same-sex unions. Weatherly Heights pastor David Freeman asserted in a 2013 sermon that “the Bible does not address” “adult, loving, monogamous, same-sex relationships.”   It’s common for proponents... Continue Reading

Must God Keep Up With The Times?

There is an emerging liberal orthodoxy that brooks no dissent, even from God

Written by David Davenport | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“Although public opinion has been moving rapidly in favor of same sex marriage, a recent AP-GfK poll found that most Americans thought it was even more important to protect religious liberties when they conflict with gay marriage. Indeed, there should be room to accomplish both.”   Perhaps you have missed it amid all the heated... Continue Reading

12 Signs of Mediocrity in a Church

I’ve learned that these signs are an indicator that a church does not strive for excellence

Written by Chuck Lawless | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“Potential members should understand what membership means before they make a commitment to the congregation. Churches without a membership class are essentially inviting members to join with no expectations. Little zeal toward the church – mediocrity, that is – is often the result.”   I suspect this post may offend someone, but that’s not my... Continue Reading

Leaving Baptist in Your Church Name Won’t Scare People Away

Americans favor Baptist, Catholic churches more than nondenominational congregations

Written by Morgan Lee | Saturday, June 13, 2015

Among LifeWay’s findings: About half of Americans view denominational names favorably, while the other half feel either negatively or indifferently. “It would depend on who you’re trying to reach,” said Scott McConnell, vice president of LifeWay Research. “But some denominational groups have as much ‘brand equity’ as nondenominational churches, which have been growing the fastest.”... Continue Reading

9 Things You Should Know About Mental Health

Neuropsychiatric disorders are the leading cause of disability in the U.S.

Written by Joe Carter | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“Most Protestant senior pastors (66 percent) seldom speak to their congregation about mental illness, according to a study by LifeWay Research. That includes almost half (49 percent) who rarely (39 percent) or never (10 percent), speak about mental illness. About 1 in 6 pastors (16 percent) speak about mental illness once a year.”   In... Continue Reading

The Case of Caitlyn and the Church

If he came to Jesus, he would find forgiveness and a new life but probably not find himself "fixed"

Written by William H. Smith | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“I know that Christian communities are often not the places where we can “come out ” – to be transparent, to acknowledge the things with which we struggle. That is something that needs to be fixed in the Christian church. But when we “come out” it is not that we are to be “proud of... Continue Reading

The Glory of Historic Hymns

Omitting older hymns in our gatherings silences the rich voices of church history

Written by Matt Boswell | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“When I mention historic hymns, maybe you cringe as you recall a “worship war” in your local church. Maybe you’re eager to only sing the old hymns. Or maybe you wonder why it is important at all. My aim is not to renew local church disputes or bolster mere sentimentality, but to commend something else... Continue Reading

Gospel Religion

Christianity is not a religion of moralism, it is a gospel religion of grace

Written by Burk Parsons | Saturday, June 13, 2015

“Religion is a helpful word we use to describe our Christian faith, which encompasses every aspect of our Christian lives, rooted in and flowing out of our spiritually regenerated new hearts and minds, and founded on the relationship that God has established with us by uniting us to Christ.”   I have heard people say... Continue Reading

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