The Struggle to Tell the Truth about Jesus. Welby, Curry and the Integrity of the Gospel.
There is a civil war raging at the moment in Anglicanism (and elsewhere) between progressive Christianity and a faithful orthodox belief, that keeps faith with what Jesus taught in the Gospels.
A wedding was taking place. Love was being celebrated. But the sub-text was the struggle for the soul of a Church and how people would hear about God. And if they did hear about Him, what kind of God they would hear about. Michael Curry is a superb preacher and a delightful man. And... Continue Reading
The USA Is Not Old Testament Israel (2)
When a vision of the future dominates the story historical details tend to get trampled.
The Reformed response to Dispsensationalism has been to remind us all that Jesus is the lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world (John 1:29; 1:36; Rev 5:6; 7:17; 14:10; 15:3; 19:9; 22:1–3). He is the temple (John 2:19). He is our only high priest (Heb 5:6, 10; 6:20; 7:11–17). His sacrifice on the... Continue Reading
Everyone Packages Knowledge
The innate urge in each of us to package knowledge simultaneously reveals our finitude and that we are seeking an all-encompassing idea.
The preacher who finds an illustration and uses it repeatedly must surely find it to be the best wrapping for truth. The theologian who popularizes a pithy saying does so in order to package the essence of some biblical doctrine. The novelist who reintroduces a theme throughout his or her writing is convinced that it... Continue Reading
Al Mohler: The Humiliation of the Southern Baptist Convention
Evangelicals, we can no longer say sexual misconduct is just a Roman Catholic problem.
Sexual misconduct is as old as sin, but the avalanche of sexual misconduct that has come to light in recent weeks is almost too much to bear. These grievous revelations of sin have occurred in churches, in denominational ministries, and even in our seminaries. The last few weeks have been excruciating for the Southern... Continue Reading
The Intersection of the Natural and the Supernatural in Preaching
How do the supernatural and the natural intersect in the act of preaching?
The human effort of mind and will and body that goes into preaching is not contrary to the purposes of God to bring about supernatural effects. And, therefore, my plea is for preachers to expend every effort in thinking2 and explaining and arguing and illustrating with all their rational powers to make the intention of the... Continue Reading
First Methodist, Louisville, Miss., Withdraws from United Methodist Church, Raising Issues Over Church Property Winston Web News
On March of 2018, church members at First United Methodist Church of Louisville, Mississippi voted to withdraw the congregation's membership from the UMC denomination.
The bishop dismissed the pastor. He declared that he accepted the withdrawal and transfer of the 175 members, and that those few remaining now made up the church. He appointed Dr. Carl Grubbs as interim pastor. He gave the present pastor 30 days to vacate the church parsonage. So, how will those 175 plus members... Continue Reading
3 Dangerous Lies Ministry Leaders Believe
Isolation, boredom, and pride are not sins to tame, but sins that must be slain
“Over the last several years I’ve thought a lot about fallen ministry leaders. I’ve seen godly leaders I love and respect implode, and I’ve observed explosive lies beneath the surface bring devastating fallout to friends, family, ministries, and a watching world. These lies also brought about David’s fall, and their effect is just as destructive... Continue Reading
Three Accidents That Did Not Happen at Your Church
Your calling is not an accident. God called you to salvation. God called you to ministry.
“Your church address is not an accident. Your community is not an accident. And your calling is not an accident. God is in it all. God is the power of it all. Celebrate these realities. You were called to this specific church in this specific community at this specific time.” If you are the... Continue Reading
10 Things You Should Know about Jehovah’s Witnesses
A solid majority of adult Jehovah’s Witnesses (63 percent) have no more than a high school diploma
“The JWs deny the doctrine of the Trinity. They insist it is an invention of Satan that originated in ancient Babylon, sometime around 2200 b.c. JWs are, strictly speaking, unitarian in their view of the Godhead. They also believe that the Holy Spirit is not a person but a force of God.” I read... Continue Reading
The Wedding Sermon and the PCA
Rev. Curry is one of the leading forces in the continued apostasy of the Episcopal Church.
Reverend Curry’s sermon was a rather typical paean to “the power of love.” I rather think John Lennon would have been pleased. No wonder the secular media, various celebrities, and theological liberals were so enamored with it. But one would expect more wisdom and discernment from Reformed evangelicals. I am not sure if it... Continue Reading
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