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The Sufficiency of Scripture in Decision Making

Can we have certainty that any given decision is a good one or the right one?

Written by Michael J. Matossian | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“Together with providing informative and insightful knowledge, God’s word equips by reproof and rebuke.  As the Spirit works through God’s word, both read and preached, that word calls you to account by revealing where you’re in error.  It then corrects through instruction by directing to the right way and just path.”   For the less... Continue Reading

How the Entitlement Mentality Crept into Our Churches

If our end goal is numbers, we will make compromising statements to bring people in

Written by Thom Rainer | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“For now, let me share some key reasons many of our congregations have become more like country clubs than churches, a place where some members demand their way instead of serving and self-sacrificing.”   In 1974 Burger King made a bold move to take market share from McDonald’s. At the time, McDonald’s made burgers en... Continue Reading

If God Is In Control, Why Do I Have A Headache?

If we put all the Bible’s teaching together, we find that God controls each and every event

Written by Christopher Ash | Saturday, March 11, 2017

If you are a Christian, it is NOT God’s punishment for your sin. This is very important. The great mistake of Job’s so-called “comforters” was to assume that Job’s sufferings must be a punishment for his sin. But if you are trusting in Jesus (as Job was, in anticipation), the punishment for all your sin... Continue Reading

Anglicans Among Leaders Blocking Franklin Graham’s Visit to Canada

Several church leaders, including the homosexual Dean of Christ Church Cathedral, Peter Elliot, are opposing the crusade in Vancouver by Graham

Written by David W. Virtue | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“Other prominent Christian leaders unwelcome in Vancouver churches include a chap with no surname calling himself Jesus, who alienated ecclesiastical panjandrums by calling them snakes and Saul of Tarsus who demonstrated a worrying, dehumanizing insensitivity when he invited his opponents to remove their own testicles.   A growing number of Christians in Metro Vancouver want... Continue Reading

PCUSA Tackling Low Bible Test Scores Among Seminary Students

The Presbyterian Church (USA) is looking into ways to handle an apparent drop in satisfactory rates in Bible test scores among people preparing for ministry

Written by Michael Gryboski | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“The task force is trying to solve an internal examination problem when the deeper issue is those preparing to pastor PCUSA churches don’t resonate with Psalm 119. They are not hungering, thirsting, aching nor yearning to know the Word of God nor to have their lives conformed to it,” added LaBerge.   The Presbyterian Church... Continue Reading

Diagnosing Sheep

In pastoral ministry, there is a great need for the right diagnosis of sheep

Written by Peter Mead | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“This is one of the great challenges of pastoral ministry, and therefore, of preaching too.  We need to grow in sensitivity to the people we care for, and we need to grow in discernment too.  Some of us will tend toward a harshness with others that will bruise and harm many of the sheep.  Some... Continue Reading

Tolerance of People, Criticism of Ideas & Actions

How can we be uncompromising about truth, and yet be tolerant?

Written by Rick Plasterer | Saturday, March 11, 2017

How do we show “tolerance and love to those who don’t believe in Jesus Christ?” Keyes asked. He mentioned first, legal tolerance. Legal tolerance by Christians for those they disagreed with developed slowly. The difference between church and state authority was a development of Jesus teaching of our different duties to God and Caesar.  ... Continue Reading

Don’t Go Until You’re Sent

Since the church began organizing mission trips in Acts 13, missions has been about the church — not an individual or even a parachurch organization

Written by Mack Stiles | Saturday, March 11, 2017

“Baptizing yourself is silly. And going to the nations without the support of a local church is a little like baptizing yourself. Being a self-proclaimed lone-ranger missionary is as ridiculous and arrogant as baptizing yourself.”   Recently, I felt a burden in my heart for an unreached people group in the Middle East. So I went and visited.... Continue Reading

Science Is a Religious Endeavor

'The Penultimate Curiosity' is unintentionally about more than the relation between science and religion

Written by Mitch Stokes | Thursday, March 9, 2017

“The authors describe a number of disquieting discoveries made in the 19th century—ones we’re still struggling to reconcile with Christianity. There were, for example, findings that resulted in Darwin’s theory of evolution, as well as geological discoveries that suggested the earth to be far older than the Bible seemed to imply.”   Roger Wagner and Andrew Briggs—an... Continue Reading

The Forgotten Final Resting Place of William Borden

The most influential missionary of the early 20th century never made it to the mission field.

Written by Jayson Casper | Tuesday, March 7, 2017

“Upon Borden’s death, the newspapers again covered his powerful life story. His will was probated to distribute his wealth to CIM, Moody Church, Nile Mission Press, and other Christian organizations. Memorial services mourned his passing throughout the world, even in the little AME church that only now learned their former intern was a millionaire.”  ... Continue Reading

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