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President’s Apology Adds to College’s Saga

A Baptist college president has apologized for comments about a state convention executive director

Written by Baptist Press | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“Aguillard had said that he suspected Hankins was fomenting an anti-Calvinism controversy at Louisiana College and that he had heard a rumor that Hankins wanted his son, Eric Hankins, currently a pastor in Mississippi, to replace Augillard as the college’s president.”   A Baptist college president has apologized for comments about a state convention executive... Continue Reading

Holy Guacamole

Is one's life like a spoiled avocado, looking good on the outside but rotting at the core?

Written by Eowyn Stoddard | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“The avocado reminds me of the truths I know about sanctification. I am, once and for all, chosen (dare I say picked?) and declared righteous by Jesus’ atoning death. As such, I am seen as holy by God. This is definitive sanctification (2 Tim. 2:1; Eph. 5:25ff; 1 Thess. 4:7; 2 Thess. 2:13-14; Titus 2:14;... Continue Reading

God’s Death Row

Jesus made it his mission to preach eternal pardon to those who had earned eternal death

Written by Joseph Franks, IV | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“Moses must have felt like the biggest hypocrite. He was one who was guilty of unlawful killing, and yet he still lived. How could he communicate this decree? Perhaps this is why Moses was the most meek man on the planet. He was always aware that each breath was one more undeserved blessing from God.”  ... Continue Reading

Why Your Church Needs to Stop Counting People

Our church stopped keeping attendance, and we were liberated from all of the anxiety that results from "managing" growth

Written by Joe LaGuardia | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“After several years of hard work, we finally discovered that there are more effective ways of measuring spiritual growth in a church. We began to listen to how people talked about and reflected upon their faith. We asked whether people could think critically about faith formation, make connections between the Bible and their lives and... Continue Reading

Idolatry in Corporate Worship

What are some of the idols we might battle on Sundays? Here are a few that come to mind.

Written by Bob Kauflin | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“While I don’t want to minimize the importance of faithful planning, musical skill, and wise leadership, our greatest problem when it comes to worshiping God doesn’t lie outside us, but within our own hearts. It’s the problem of idolatry.”   What’s your greatest hindrance to worshiping God as you gather with the church for corporate... Continue Reading

Millennials At Hand

Those 18- to 33-year-olds present a challenge to churches, but they may be more religious than we — or they — think

Written by Bill Leonard | Tuesday, April 8, 2014

“These days, the Millennials engaged in and engaging churches seem less concerned with sectarian diatribe or gospel gimmicks than with the captivating person of Jesus and his still-radical responses to struggling humanity. If Jesus is right and those who clothe the naked, feed the hungry and care for the sick have actually “done it also... Continue Reading

Standing Firm for the Doctrine of Justification by Faith Alone

If the pope, the bishop, the priest, your preacher, teaches any other gospel than that which you have received, let him be anathema

Written by R.C. Sproul | Saturday, April 5, 2014

“If we have to let go of our family, let go of our friends, let go of our church, let go of our lives, so be it. Otherwise, we seek to please men rather than to please God. And God has saved us with a gospel that is really a magnificent gospel, a marvelous gospel.... Continue Reading

When Darkness Is Your Only Friend

Depression feels like being in a dark hole, with no way out

Written by William H. Smith | Saturday, April 5, 2014

“Psalm 88 is the darkest of the Psalms and, as such, there have been times when I have found not only that it uniquely gives voice to the way I feel but that it uniquely gives me a little hope, for, despite the Psalmist’s frame of mind, his faith is evidenced by his calling out... Continue Reading

On Popular Culture

We affirm that much of popular culture is largely formulaic, sentimentalized, and tends toward banality and narcissism

Written by Scott Aniol | Saturday, April 5, 2014

“We deny that a rejection of popular culture is tantamount to elitism or a disdain for the average believer. We also deny that there are no contemporary examples of orthopathy, or that orthopathy exists solely in the past.” This is a series to further explain the articles of “A Conservative Christian Declaration.” We affirm that... Continue Reading

Of Course Corporations Like Hobby Lobby Have Rights Of Conscience, And You Probably Shop At One

Some may question whether a corporation can “practice” a religion, but it is little different than a corporation having “core values”

Written by Trevor Burrus | Saturday, April 5, 2014

“Hobby Lobby and Conestoga Wood Specialties challenged the mandate as a violation of the freedom of religion. The Court now must answer the questions of whether for-profit corporations can have a religious conscience and whether the birth control mandate substantially burdens the businesses’ free exercise of religion.”   This week, the Supreme Court heard a... Continue Reading

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